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Yohanes Surya lahir di Jakarta pada tanggal 6 November 1963. Ia mulai memperdalam fisika pada jurusan Fisika MIPA Universitas Indonesia hingga tahun 1986, mengajar di SMAK I Penabur Jakarta hingga tahun 1988 dan selanjutnya menempuh program master dan doktornya di...
"Matematika menjadi mudah dan menyenangkan"
keynote speaker - Prof. Yohanse Surya, Ph.D - Surya Instute
"Perkembangan teknologi informasi dalam dunia pendidikan"
Sutanto Hartono - Presiden Direktur Microsoft Indonesia
Hari Jumat, 29 April 2011
Pukul: 13.00-17.00 WIB
Bertempat di:
Gedung Balai Kartini - Mawar Conference Room
Jl. Jendal Gatot Subroto Kav 37 , Jakarta 12950
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Ingredients:
* raw egg
* plastic bag or glove (for the unconfident!)
Instructions
Challenge audience members to break the egg just by squeezing it. Let them wrap the egg in a plastic bag or wear a glove if they're worried… Believe it or not, it can't be done!
How Does it Work?
The shape of an egg is actually one of the strongest designs possible. The curved structure means that applying pressure to any particular area actually spreads the force out over the entire egg. So just squeezing it won't cause it to break. Of course applying a very sharp force to one point WILL cause it to break – which is why we usually tap the egg on the side of a bowl to break it when cooking.
Tips for Success
Ask your volunteers to remove any rings etc. before trying this trick – the sharp uneven force from such metal objects can cause the egg to break. Check your eggs for hairline fractures before attempting this trick – if there is any existing damage to the egg it won't work.
Did You Know?
The ornate and intricate arched doorways and ceilings in many old buildings aren’t just there for their aesthetic qualities. Arches are in fact one of the strongest building structures. In effect, every brick or piece of masonry within the arch is falling on all the others, distributing the weight evenly over the structure.
* raw egg
* plastic bag or glove (for the unconfident!)
Instructions
Challenge audience members to break the egg just by squeezing it. Let them wrap the egg in a plastic bag or wear a glove if they're worried… Believe it or not, it can't be done!
How Does it Work?
The shape of an egg is actually one of the strongest designs possible. The curved structure means that applying pressure to any particular area actually spreads the force out over the entire egg. So just squeezing it won't cause it to break. Of course applying a very sharp force to one point WILL cause it to break – which is why we usually tap the egg on the side of a bowl to break it when cooking.
Tips for Success
Ask your volunteers to remove any rings etc. before trying this trick – the sharp uneven force from such metal objects can cause the egg to break. Check your eggs for hairline fractures before attempting this trick – if there is any existing damage to the egg it won't work.
Did You Know?
The ornate and intricate arched doorways and ceilings in many old buildings aren’t just there for their aesthetic qualities. Arches are in fact one of the strongest building structures. In effect, every brick or piece of masonry within the arch is falling on all the others, distributing the weight evenly over the structure.
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