1st place Egg Drop project ideas- using SCIENCE

5 designs guaranteed to win 1st place or your money back. I hope you enjoy the video and learn something new like I did when I made it. Feel free to share with any one who likes to learn science or is in a High School Physics class!

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I make videos like this once a month all year long while supplies last:

[Julia-rjvq]

Idea #6


Drop chicken off bridge and have it lay an egg at the bottom.

[audreyschmitz]

bruh, i just had a whole lesson on energy, and this is literally the whole month of classes in less than ten minutes

[nate]

physics teacher: takes 3 days to explain potential energy Mark Rober: look block go high and low

[Abstract_zx]

the thing i like about mark rober is his ability to explain complex concepts in simple terms. like if i were to explain the whole energy thing he was talking about i wouldve gone into work-energy theorem, equations, and integration, but he just manages to basically explain the jist of it in a simple manner that even a child can understand

[ryderjusten-pratt]

So what your telling me is that I can cover myself in straws, and jump out of a plane? Aight dope

[tyler_games]

Just surround your egg with a bunch of other eggs. If one of them survive, say that egg was your original egg.

[valiantclash]

“So my favorite class in high school was physics”

*BIG SURPRSE THERE*

[chubbulation]

I did this in kindergarten, my dad was a welder, he welded a box holding the egg. It never broke. Legend. Love you pops.

[Broockle]

In my school we had a competition to throw something out the window that would take the longest time to fall.
I just went with a piece of A4 paper and won ;D

[falconhalo]

What a power move it would be to just show up with a drone and say "It's not against the rules."

[AA-rpme]

Mark Rober prevents egg from falling

*How to basic left the chat*

[keyurpancholi]

I'm a second year computer science student. You are absolutely amazing. The explanations are made so easy even a layman can understand the basics of energy and kinematics. You way of explaining rocks.

[jonahIee]

All you need is a Purple mattress around the egg

[thecanadianpotato]

Hey Mark, I just had an egg drop challenge today and I used the "straw man" method and I won! I immediately thought of your video when I heard egg drop challenge, thank you so much Mark!

[rachelharris]

Do what I did 25 years ago....Procrastinate until the night before, then realize you have to get it done, realize there is left over pizza in the fridge, finish the pizza, wrap the smallest egg you have (smaller egg, slightly thicker shell) in paper towels, stick in the box and take it to the the roof and see if it made that drope. It did. Take it the next morning. Every kid will think you brought pizza for them. Mine was the only one that made it from the top of the stadium intact. It floated down. I got a 140 with extra credit since I used aerodynamics rather than cushioning.

[Lizzie-ufdt]

See, when we did this in year 9 (10th grade), we had a whole school day dedicated to this experiment, but they made it like a legitimate NASA project. We had limited funding (they gave us coloured counters that indicated money). These were used to buy materials when we were there (so already, your options were limited to what they provided, and how much your group could afford). Then we had to assemble it there and then (with a time limit!) and do the drop in the afternoon. It was great fun, but jeez was it a challenge….

[WickDPimP]

Lol in school, i was lazy and forgot the make my egg contraption.. so last minute I ran into the bathroom grabbed a little box, put some paper towel in and stuck the egg in the middle.. it worked.. the teacher was mad because he could clearly see I gave zero fucks about the project.

[ShivanDreams]

When I did this in middle school, I cut a hole in a sponge and put the egg in. Put a big sponge on either side of the hole and taped it together. Easy peasy.

[__mye__]

my competition has a rule that we can't do anything from your video

[meganathant]

You should honestly be a teacher, the way that you explain the things just makes me understand it so well. Great work Mark