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When Science Experiments Trigger a Bomb Scare
Bottle? Bomb? Bottle bomb?
A special unit of the Erie County Sheriff’s Office in Ohio was called to the Kalahari Resort after someone reported a suspicious package next to parked cars.
Members of a special bomb squad unit arrived at the water park and carefully approached the abandoned 2-liter bottle, which was all tricked out with foam and packing tape. Specialists discovered this at the center of the bottle:
An egg.
They quickly determined someone had abandoned their science project — creating a capsule which would protect an egg from breaking in a fall.
Good news for whomever decided the water slide was more important than sound engineering — the egg was unharmed! You get an A for most attention-getting capsule, too!
Ahhh. Science.
Photo: antigravityresearch.com
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AHLondon commented on Apr 16 11 at 11:50 amMy husband got questioned by security in London Paddington station because he was holding his bag so carefully. He had a makeshift tank of tadpoles that he was bringing out to Devon so the kids could release them. He said he could see the wheels turning in the guy’s head: terrorist or kooky dad…kooky dad.
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