whyhellothere

So pretty much, my science teacher spoke about that egg thing where there's two eggs, one hollow and one normal,and if you dropped them at the same time they will hit the floor at the same time. But i thought that the more the mass the more attraction it will have to other matter of higher mass (the earth). Sandbox talk: So if you perfectly dropped the two eggs at exactly the same time in a vacuum so there's no opposite force and it were attracted to a gravitational force equivalent to earth,with the surface being absolutely flat, the egg with the most mass will hit the ground first at a small scale compared to the other hollow egg. Its a stupid thing but i want to prove a lady who spent 9 yrs of her life learning physics wrong.