How to ensure that eggs don't break when they fall from the sky? Any material will do.

I was like this in junior high school. . . It is best to cover the eggs with a protective net, which is the net outside the pears and apples. Then, you can make a hollow shelf with a hard straw, put the eggs in, and make sure that they don't fall out, so that the straw touches the ground. After landing, the egg is framed and off the ground, preferably surrounded by six deformations, and the bracket around the straw should be lengthened. . . . Or I have seen a group of people who surround eggs with balloons, but they are small and surrounded a lot.

Note that no matter what kind, it is best to have a parachute-like device and find a lighter and larger material.

During the experiment, you will find that it falls so fast. I was particularly worried at that time. I was particularly worried, the sixth floor. . . Fortunately, it is not broken. It seems that this device is very light. . .

Personally, I think the stick is too heavy. . . At that time, we all used electronic scales to weigh it, and once we weighed it, it felt particularly heavy. . . . The balloon should be light, and the first one is ok.