Simply pondering if the Georgia heat is blistering enough to cook an egg would not suffice for a group of students at Bulloch Academy Monday. As part of BA’s second annual Math and Science Camp, the youngsters placed yokes on asphalt, tinfoil and in skillets to test their hypotheses regarding the sun’s power. Though the mid-day sunlight neither fried nor scrambled an egg — the matter did begin to solidify during the one hour yolks sat on the school’s running track — the first through fifth-grade students learned fundamental lessons about weather and temperatures.