I just made the most awesome vessel for my egg drop experiment, it is designed to fall 10 meters, but I bet it could go any distance at max velocity and survive impact. I wrote this out in great description, but the contraption itself is actually very simple to make and cheap. It took me about 15 minutes after I came up with the design.
My egg contraption was an Orange Juice carton (2qt) I cleaned out and opened the top up fully, then lined the bottom half with cotton balls I pulled apart to make it fluffier. I then put two small holes centered opposite of each other about halfway up the carton. I got a condom and put the egg in the condom, centered it and put it in the carton. I used a paper clip I shaped to be a hook to bring both sides of the condom through the holes I made, and tied it very tightly so that the egg was suspended with the condom, not touching or near any sides of the carton. I packed the second half of the carton with more pulled-apart cotton (careful not to pack too tight).
I probably could have stopped there and been confident my egg was safe, but instead I used the cover of a paper-back text book (anything the size of paper, slightly heavier, but not as heavy as cardboard) to make a sleeve/flap/piston. I cut the cover in strips, leaving the bottom intact so it was still one piece but sort of ripped up, then taped into an open-ended rectangular that would fit the OJ carton loosely.I folded the stripped cover at varied lengths to make little flaps that would increase wind resistance. Then when I taped the flap/sleeve onto the carton, I used only enough tape for it to hold during the fall, and made sure it was up high on the carton, not centered. This made the center of gravity lower, ensuring the carton would land on the bottom like I wanted, and by keeping the sleeve loose, it acted as a piston because when it hit the ground, the tape did not hold and sent the sleeve to the ground, so essentially, the weight of the sleeve didn't affect the cartons impact much because it impacted on its own by sliding past the carton on impact.
You could do a lot worse than having a crack at kaleidoscope in wikipedia or some other authoritative encyclopedia. It is simple to do, and rewarding.
A wedge is very simple to make, a simple triangle shape cut out of wood will work. If you can make something the shape of an axe head the your on the right track.
take ten of the straws and make a cone type thing tape them all together.Do the same thing to the other strawsbut flip it upside down. it would look like this \/ /\but thev would be connected
Make a good cup of coffee.
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A chimney pot is a simple contraption that is attached to a chimney. The function of a chimney pot is to make a chimney longer, and also to make the chimney function more efficiently.
A chimney pot is a simple contraption that is attached to a chimney. The function of a chimney pot is to make a chimney longer, and also to make the chimney function more efficiently.
Various things can be done to make a laptop lightweight. For example, it could use interacted graphics rather than a dedicated card.
UFOs? As in, 'flying saucers'? Simple. To make a 'flying saucer', get a saucer, pierce a hole at two ends and put a string through it and tie your contraption to the ceiling fan. Voila! FLYING SAUCER!!
There are many companies that make lightweight laptops. One well known but rather expensive option would be the MacBook Air from Apple. If you want to buy a PC-based laptop then you could look at ASUS or Sony laptops. Both have a lot of different lightweight laptop models available.
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People often use the word contraption as a catchall name when they do not know the proper name for a mechanical device."What did this contraption do?" a student asked as they toured a museum."That is an early meat grinder used in the kitchen," the teacher explained, showing where meat chunks were inserted and the handle was turned."Who brought this contraption in here?" the boss demanded to know."It's a breast pump, so I can make up bottles for my baby," a woman replied.
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Aluminium because it is strong, easy to mould and lightweight.
You can use a lightweight scarf with a heavier curtain and it will not make a difference . The lightweight scarf will acctually hold better than a heavier one .
This element is aluminium.
You could use artificial flavoring?