Egg shape is natural?

[sucahyo]

Just want to know what everyone think about this.

We know that egg shape has been refered a lot. People would choose egg shape over oval and mention that egg shape is more natural.

However, how do the real egg get it's shape?

I think egg is actually oval, and the egg got bigger on the bottom because when it just come out it still soft. When the egg bottom drop it hit the floor and dent it. After it exposed to air it hardened while still have dent. Is this what people call natural?

To test wether the real egg is not oval, we need to force the chicken to drop the egg to water container. Everyone has a chicken?

[Inquorate]

Lol, i have a chicken. It should start laying eggs in a couple of weeks. Might be hard to get it to lay one in a bucket though..

[Mark]

LoL, well pushing it out its rear end changes the shape too. Maybe we need to remove the egg by sasarien (spelling).

[sucahyo]

Lol, i have a chicken. It should start laying eggs in a couple of weeks. Might be hard to get it to lay one in a bucket though..

yeah, I know first hand when I was little that you can't force chicken to lay egg if you hold it in your hand and yell at it .

I think better method would be to prepare a bucket of water and then throw the chicked to the bucket once it start standing .

BTW, chicken always stand when it lay egg isn't it?

[sucahyo]

LoL, well pushing it out its rear end changes the shape too. Maybe we need to remove the egg by sasarien (spelling).

Caesarean Birth? . I think we need to ask to someone ever cut a chicken..

[Inquorate]

The answer;

YouTube - Chicken Laying egg! GREAT GROSS VIEW!

Poor chicken, i'll never look at an egg the same way

[h20power]

From what I know about it from Viktor Schauberger work, the egg shape is everywhere. The planets all revolve around the sun in an egg shaped patern not an elipse as NASA lost a statilite when they first tried to orbit Mars due to that fact. The reason they can't localize the location of an electron is also due to they are looking for an eliptical orbit when it too has an egg shaped orbit. The way the leaves curve, water goes down a drain, eyes are shaped, the list goes on and on. For it seems nothing in nature has an eliptical patern.

You should read some of Viktor Schauberger books to or watch some of these types of videos: YouTube - Viktor Schauberger Vortex Video
YouTube - Sacred Living Geometry - Part 1
Mother nature has the best way to get work done all we have to do is observe and study what she is doing and how she does it.


h2opower.

[sucahyo]

Poor chicken, i'll never look at an egg the same way

Sorry to make you look at it....

From what I know about it from Viktor Schauberger work, the egg shape is everywhere. The planets all revolve around the sun in an egg shaped patern not an elipse as NASA lost a statilite when they first tried to orbit Mars due to that fact. The reason they can't localize the location of an electron is also due to they are looking for an eliptical orbit when it too has an egg shaped orbit. The way the leaves curve, water goes down a drain, eyes are shaped, the list goes on and on. For it seems nothing in nature has an eliptical patern.

Walter Schauberger use an angled cut on a hyperbolic cone to illustrate the shape of the orbit. I think this should be the correct reference. Although it look like an egg shape, real egg may not shape like that. If you go to supermarket you will also see round and ellipse egg too. That is natural egg shape.

The droplet water channel who won an award use onion / water drop shaped rock. Because it seems water flow trough them better than egg shaped. Not everything is better using egg shape.
Research: Reports - Institute of Ecological Technology

I mean to say that to create a shape based from the shape of egg you find in the market is wrong. If you really want an egg shape, use Walter Schauberger formula.


I never heard about the problem locating electron, do they have good enough microscope to see electron now? I think it is because electron do not orbit around proton, both and some other tangled together and move in a unimagineable way from modern science perspective. Maybe in a T shape, or an I shape, we will see sooner or later .

[jtstatic]

The egg shape is definitely interesting, and we all probably remember the test where a hard boiled egg will stand up when rotated.

In book living energies it was written that Schauberger used to say you can find the egg shape inside a pentagon.. one rough example was also provided on page 72 of the book. I tried to do a quick search for more examples around the net but couldn't find much.. So here's a quick test I did just for fun.. Actually it was easier to do than I thought, and I think it follows the egg shape rather nicely, even with the yolk and all



I'm afraid it still doesn't answer how the egg gets its shape though.

When it comes to things like electron movement I guess anyones guess is as good for now... I've been reading the blazelabs article and their "platonic solids" model seems quite interesting..

[Matthew Jones]

The birthing canal in a chicken is looser towards the outside and tighter towards the inner guts of the chicken. As the calcium and proteins for the shell is deposited the birthing canal give the egg its shape.
The shape is also advantageous to carrying the egg as the bottom is larger. This requires less effort on the part of the Hen to keep the egg in place while pecking food.

Its all perfectly natural and every bird and reptile will lay eggs that are not exactly round for the same reason. No mysterious universal super powers involved at all, just good old biology and the common sense it practices.

Thats a gross video.

Matt

[jtstatic]

Here's another interesting experiment with egg shape from Schauberger material.

[h20power]

Sorry to make you look at it....

Walter Schauberger use an angled cut on a hyperbolic cone to illustrate the shape of the orbit. I think this should be the correct reference. Although it look like an egg shape, real egg may not shape like that. If you go to supermarket you will also see round and ellipse egg too. That is natural egg shape.

The droplet water channel who won an award use onion / water drop shaped rock. Because it seems water flow trough them better than egg shaped. Not everything is better using egg shape.
Research: Reports - Institute of Ecological Technology

I mean to say that to create a shape based from the shape of egg you find in the market is wrong. If you really want an egg shape, use Walter Schauberger formula.


I never heard about the problem locating electron, do they have good enough microscope to see electron now? I think it is because electron do not orbit around proton, both and some other tangled together and move in a unimagineable way from modern science perspective. Maybe in a T shape, or an I shape, we will see sooner or later .

I meant in general, not exact, when I talked about the orbits of planets and eletrons about an atom, but the one thing I do know is this shape seems to repeat in nature quite often. Leaves from trees tend to have a half egg shape, the cross section of a trouts body, and more. Clearly mother nature is using the shape for it has some advantages to living things to be shaped that way. How they got their shape, probably by intelligent design.


h2opower.

[elias]

Phi, The Pentagon, and the Egg shape

Really Interesting,

Phi (The Golden Mean, 1.618) has a good relationship with the Pentagon:


And Number 5 in general: Geometry
Five (5) and phi

And to mention that another great advantage of the Egg shape for Birds is that their egg does not roll away, and it only rolls around itself! Especially for birds who nest on high altitudes.

Edit:
I managed to draw a Golden Mean Egg, by combining a circle with Radius of 1 and an Ellipse with Radii 1 and Phi:



Elias

The egg shape is definitely interesting, and we all probably remember the test where a hard boiled egg will stand up when rotated.

In book living energies it was written that Schauberger used to say you can find the egg shape inside a pentagon.. one rough example was also provided on page 72 of the book. I tried to do a quick search for more examples around the net but couldn't find much.. So here's a quick test I did just for fun.. Actually it was easier to do than I thought, and I think it follows the egg shape rather nicely, even with the yolk and all



I'm afraid it still doesn't answer how the egg gets its shape though.

When it comes to things like electron movement I guess anyones guess is as good for now... I've been reading the blazelabs article and their "platonic solids" model seems quite interesting..

[sucahyo]

Thanks all.

Yes, it is interesting that this shape appear often in the nature. Also a sign of wonderful design by god .

[aguy]

egg shape

it screams rodin math
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