Students observe gravitational impact on chicken eggs during solar eclipse


The increase in gravity during an eclipse causes eggs to stand on its end.

LANGKAWI: Observing the gravitational impact on chicken eggs during a partial solar eclipse is among the exciting activities for students at Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Menghulu here during the observation programme organised by the Langkawi National Observatory (ONL).

The phenomenon, which occurred following increased gravity during eclipses, can be an exciting experience for the students who have never witnessed it before.

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