Any chance these eggs will pip?

[luckied]

Hello everyone,
I just incubated some of my chickens eggs for the 1st time in my daughters classroom. Of 9 eggs 3 pipped and hatched in the last 36 hours. The 3 moved the other eggs all over the incubator. Today due to weather I forced to take the incubator with the remaining eggs home. The eggs were pretty much always kept at the right temperature but the humidity was low, about 20%, so the chicks in the incubator could dry. The eggs were kept safe but definitely were jostled and moved around in transport. I immediately replaced them in the incubator on the cage and increased the humidity when I got home.
My question is after all this moving and rolling around for almost 2 days is there any chance anymore will pip or hatch? I have no problem with letting them sit for another couple days, but really don't want to be just heating eggs with dead chicks inside....
Any advice is appreciated, Thanks.

 

[eggbert420]

You can hold them to your ear and gently tsp with your fingernail. Listen for chirping.

 

[chickens really]

They should be alright?...The drop in humidity during transport should not be a real issue because it takes a bit longer for the humidity to leave the egg....
Just make sure the cells are up if hatching on their sides...

Best wishes.....

 

[luckied]

Thank you for the advice. I will not get my hopes up as its day 23 and no pips but I need to give them a fighting chance!!

 

[luckied]

Just wanted to update this.
The morning after asking on whether or not there was still a chance we had a massive power outage that lasted through the afternoon. Needless to say I gave up any remaining hope for the 6 eggs. It took much creativity just to keep my hatchling chick warm!
I have 3 cute chicks that are now 2 weeks old and doing well.
I appreciate the advice and help I was given.