👉 The crazy project I'm referring to is the "Egg Drop Challenge" or "Egg Drop Experiment," a high school-level engineering competition where teams are tasked with designing and building a structure that can safely protect an egg from breaking when dropped from a significant height. The twist? The structure must be lightweight and inexpensive, using only materials commonly found at home or in a classroom. Teams often experiment with various designs, such as paper airplanes, cardboard tubes, and even homemade foam inserts, pushing the boundaries of creativity and engineering to ensure the egg remains intact despite the impact. This project not only tests practical problem-solving skills but also encourages innovation and resourcefulness under constraints.
