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With sufficiently heavy forks, two more beautiful experiences can be made.

For the first of these, you will need a bottle, an egg and a cork or a piece of carrot. At the bottom end of the cork or carrot, make a notch so that it sits tightly on the end of the egg. Insert the plugs as shown in the picture. Now, covering the egg with such a "hat", you can easily find a position in which it will calmly stand on the neck of the bottle. And not even on the whole neck, but on its edge!

For the second experiment, you will need a fairly thick coin, preferably a ruble. It should fit snugly between the fork tines. Fold the forks so that the teeth of one lie on the teeth of the other. Insert a coin into the slot between the middle teeth.

Two more experiments with forks

Now, after several unsuccessful attempts, you will be able to put this yoke with a coin on the edge of the glass. The figure clearly shows how it should lie.

Two more experiments with forks

Would you like to try pouring water out of this glass without dropping the forks and coins? The task is not as difficult as it might seem.

Author: Galpershtein L.Ya.

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