| For this science project your will need
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| | What you are going to do is quickly smack
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| to following items:
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| | the pie plate with the palm of your hand
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| 1 egg
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| | and when you do the pie plate will go
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| 1 pie plate (preferably aluminum or
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| | flying and the tube will topple over and
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| metal. Do not get a glass pie plate.
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| | the egg should fall straight down into
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| 1 cardboard tube from a roll of toilet
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| | the glass of water. You will need to make
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| paper.
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| | sure to hit the pie plate hard enough and
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| 1 glass of water. Make sure it is a real
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| | fast enough to do this but you want to
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| glass cup and is a larger glass that is
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| | stop your hand after the smack so that
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| wider on top.
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| | you do not hit the glass of water and
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| You are going to test the Newton law of
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| | make it fall over and spill.
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| motion with this and it is almost like a
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| | What happens is that the egg is not
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| magic trick because of the quickness of
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| | moving. Of course, nothing is, but the
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| your hand in making this science project
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| | egg is stationary and you are using
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| work well or correctly. This is like the
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| | physics and applying force to the plate
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| trick where someone pulls out the table
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| | while allowing the egg to still remain
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| cloth from under all the place settings
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| | motionless so that you quickly just
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| above while leaving the dishes intact on
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| | removed the cardboard tube like it
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| the table. Here you will not necessarily
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| | vanished and left the egg still
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| leave something intact but it should not
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| | motionless all by itself in the air. The
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| go flying away. You are going to prove
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| | only thing left is that it cannot stay up
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| that the egg remains motionless and
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| | by itself so gravity pulls it downward.
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| simply when left without support falls
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| | No friction is applied to the plate just
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| straight down only due to the force of
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| | plain force and the edge of the pie plate
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| gravity.
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| | grabs the tube and forces out from under
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| Get a glass and fill 2/3 full of water.
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| | the egg. For a brief millisecond the egg
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| Make sure the glass is tall enough and
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| | was suspended in the air. Once the egg
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| wide enough and is made of glass. You
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| | started moving downward it will not want
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| will be setting a pie plate on it and you
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| | to stop but now was interrupted by the
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| want the glass to be stable so it does
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| | water which provided a haven for the egg
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| not get knocked over easily.
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| | to once again become motionless. You
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| Place an aluminum pie plate centered on
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| | could test taller glasses and more or
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| top of the glass of water. Then get a
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| | less water to see if the splash is less.
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| cardboard tube from a roll of toilet
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| | You could also try using a different
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| paper and place in the middle of the pie
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| | fluid in the glass to see what happens
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| plate standing straight up and down. Now
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| | and record your results. This is too
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| place your egg on top of the cardboard
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| | cool.
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| tube.
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