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Experiment?
So what happened? As Mr Dodd suggested you had designed an excellent experiment, although you needed to consider how to collect the data.

1 litre tupperware box
A roll of sticky tape
feathers
METHOD
1.Get container, and line it with roughly 1cm (on the inside) thick of Plasticine around the bottom and up the sides
3.Repeat steps 1 and 2
4.Cut the polystyrine ball in half with a knife, and hollow it out with a centimetre thick left.
to the containercontainer, nestled between the feathers
6.Make a perfect circle (measure and cut using a protractor) and attach four lengths of string to the sides of the circle. Attach the other ends of the string to the container.
7.Kiss Alfred goodbye, and close the cotton wool lined lid.
8.Drop Alfred

Progress report
Excellent job. You have made it clear what you intend to do in the experiment.

Poor Albert is going to have a very sore head!

Think about what forces are acting on the egg.

You may also want to think about how much the cushioning helps Albert. Does Albert need a less fortunate friend who doesn't get any padding to compare outcomes?

Mr Dodd

(sob!)
AIM
how high I can drop an egg in a specially made container until the egg breaks.
MATERIALS
A ball of wool/acrylic
A mid-size polystyrine ball
Cotton wool
Playdo/Plasticine
cotton (fabric, roughly 20cm squared)
Egg
Spoon
1 litre tupperware box
A roll of sticky tape
METHOD
1.Get container, and line it with roughly 1cm (on the inside) thick of Plasticine around the bottom and up the sides
2.Next, stick cotton wool onto the placticine aand push down firmly, until you cannot see the placticine anymore.
3.Repeat steps 1 and 2
4.Cut the polystyrine ball in half with a knife, and hollow it out with a centimetre thick left.
5.Place the egg into the halved and hollowed ball, and place in to the container

and if the egg (called Albert)
is still intact, I will continue to drop it from greater heights until Albert dies.
(sob!)
AIM
To see how high

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helloHey everyone!
You are looking at the wiki
"Lotte's falafel forces"
it's new, so there isn't much that's here yet,
but there
this is my wiki, lottefalafel forces.
here you will be soon,learn about the force of GRAVITY
it's named falafel forces because that isgravity, as i form an experiment to drop an innocent egg from a height of
1.0m
1.5m
2.0m
and if the first thing that came into
my head this morning.
==egg (called Albert)
is still intact, I will continue to drop it from greater heights until Albert dies.