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technomario wrote:Oh and the stranges sample I have every seen was a bag of Tremolite just sitting there! Good thing nobody opened it!

For the past three years there has been a sample of tremolite on our state test. Kind of freaks you out when you see it though.

The strangest sample I have ever seen at competition was a piece of pumice that was similar to a plain old piece of styrofoam.

I'm guessing that next year it will be back to Wright Stuff?[/quote]
I hope so. Wright stuff is a lot easier than gliders.

So before I go all crazy and start building for next year, does anyone know whether or not Gliders will still be around or is it going to be replaced. I know in the past they have run on about two year cycles, but can anyone confirm this.

Yeah, it's in its last year and the tests are usually run in stations, with a few questions per station.[/quote]

So if this is rocks and minerals last year (that sucks by the way) then what is going to replace it. I was thinking fossils, but im not sure.

In regards to the "bubble" glider design. Has anybody ever heard of this glider and does anyone know where to find the schematics for it. Also what classifies a glider as canard.