A science fair event is set to take place in downtown Danville this August, bringing knowledge to local students and families. A few roads will be closed to make room for the activities. Science in ...

The key to a successful egg drop experiment? Drop it on its side. Eggs are less likely to crack when dropped horizontally vs. vertically, contradicting conventional wisdom.

The egg drop contest was one of my favorite units to teach when I was a middle school science teacher. Then the 7th grade science teacher stole it! What to do? Create a unit investigating ...

Feedback is delighted to discover that a team of scientists has tackled the popular school experiment in which children design a device to protect a dropped egg from cracking. But what was the answer?

Never having been much of a science experiment fan — unless it was experimenting with reading different science fiction authors, — I’ve never heard of, much less participated in what seems to be a ...

May 18—STERLING — It was an egg-cellent day for science at Sterling's Lincoln Elementary School on Friday, when students were seen tossing eggs — all as part of a fun, hands-on experiment ...

The Patriots used the opportunity of the schedule release to start a competition between four players in the egg drop challenge.

The “egg drop challenge” is a rite of passage in science classrooms. The goal is simple: drop an egg from a height and try to keep it from breaking. The challenge is more than just messy fun ...

Eggs are also usually nestled top-down into homemade contraptions for egg drop challenges as part of school STEM projects, which partially inspired the new study. It's not yet clear whether the new ...

This Is the Best Way to Drop an Egg Without Breaking It, According to Scientists Experiments challenge the commonly held idea that dropping an egg vertically will help prevent it from cracking in ...

Eggs are also usually nestled top-down into homemade contraptions for egg drop challenges as part of school science, technology, engineering and math projects, which partially inspired the new study.

Eggs are less likely to crack when they fall on their side, according to experiments with over 200 eggs.What does this mean for the best way to crack an egg for breakfast? Not much, since a break ...