Knowledge is acquired through experimentations in science. Molly celebrates Create a Vacuum Day by conducting her own experiment, "Egg in a Bottle." She lights up three matches, throws them in to a bottle, puts an egg on top of the rim of the bottle to create a seal as the bottle heats up. The egg squeezes through the rim as the interior of the bottle cools down. Quite entertaining!
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