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E³ takes it to the EGGstreme for the 2018 challenge.  Each school will create a device made from RECYCLED (something that was once used for another purpose) materials designed to protect an egg from breaking when ZIPLINING down a 40 foot line and coming to a fast halt!
 
Success of the apparatus, mass of device, and number of items used will all be a factor in winning this competition. We are “egg”cited to see what you come up with this year!  

Click on the PDF below for detailed instructions:

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