Yes, when you drop the egg device, both the egg device and the Earth experience a gravitational force pulling them towards each other. However, the acceleration of the Earth towards the egg is much smaller compared to the acceleration of the egg device towards the Earth due to the Earth's much larger mass. This is why we typically only observe the egg device falling towards the Earth, not the Earth noticeably moving towards the egg device.
Good question. But... Do you mean a duck egg, a turtle egg, an alligator egg, or maybe an osterich egg?? Somebody may have the time to answer your question, but you need to be a little more precise. Then again... ;-)
A medium-sized egg typically weighs around 50 grams.
One egg contains about one tablespoon of egg yolk and two tablespoons of egg white about 1 fl. oz of egg white per egg
There are no grains in an egg. Eggs are not measured in grains because they are not remotely close to actual grains. However, eggs can be measured in grams, but all eggs will weight slightly differently, depending on size.
Between 100 to 500 sperm only reach the egg to be fertilized
Sperm have about three days to make it to the egg for fertilization before the egg passes out of the uterus and dies.
if sperms were larger than eggs, al the sperms will squash the egg and there will be no baby!!!
They have to get to the egg.
Only one sperm will enter the egg. It is known as fertilisation.
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Most eggs are non motile. Sperms reach the eggs.
Because most of the sperm cells die on their journey to the egg.
They have sperms to make babies. When a guys sperm is mixed with a girls a egg a baby is made
1 But most of your sperms will "die" wile geting to the egg
A female plant part does not produce sperms. It produces egg. The sperms are produced by the part of a male plant.
This normally happens in fallopian tube. Many sperms are needed to dissolve the outer coat of the egg. Only one can penetrate the egg to fertilize the same.