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Egg Drop Report For this I wrapped an egg in bubble wrap and put it in a Ziploc bag blown up with air. I put another Ziploc around the first and filled it with water, and then put a larger Ziploc around that and filled it with water. This was to lessen the impact by allowing the egg to float and bob in the water. When dropped both water bags exploded as expected, absorbing the force. Others used parachutes, which worked well when used correctly. For example, smaller and taller chutes really didn’t do much, but the larger and flatter chutes worked very well. Material choice for the parachutes was also very important, duct tape parachutes where far too heavy. Materials such as plastic used to make garbage bags worked because they were light

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