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Walking On Eggs - Sick Science! #069 Instructional Video

Walking On Eggs - Sick Science! #069 Instructional Video

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Steve Spangler Science

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1:06

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45 mins

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2012

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Walking On Eggs - Sick Science! #069

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Make walking on egg shells fun. You can walk across a carton of eggs without breaking any eggs by using the helpful tips provided. Your class can discuss how the shape and structure of the egg is able to withstand pressure if it is evenly distributed.

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