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As long as there is more than 20 cm clear between the balloon and the target. For example, we rolled up the balloon like party blower.

Anyone tried sealing the end of the party blower and call it a balloon?
What did you use to keep the balloon rolled up? Paperclip?

We tried first with Mylar ...

What are the components of a good analysis? I always seem to lose the most points on that section, which isn't good because it's 30% of our score... Pls help SOS

According to the rules, it is up to the discretion of the supervisor. In my opinion, knowing some people get put on build events simply for the sake of having two people, as long as one person is able to easily affirm they built it and the supervisor senses it is beyond "reasonable doubt" that they ...

All the exams have been publicly released on their website. You can find them there.



Honestly I don't think I could've guessed based only on username lol heh, but then again we never met last weekend so...ye.

EDIT: maybe I also don't know enough about anime :P

Has anyone been able to find ...

My reviews:

Remote Sensing: a solid test overall; it covered all topics well and had an appropriate difficulty level. The math was a bit easier than I was expecting, but I liked how some of the math questions were really creative (#methaneCowsFTW).

Dynamic Planet: easily the most tragic test I've ...

They are definitely worth it, but should NOT be your first priority. They are very difficult to finish and consume quite a bit of time. (also, your baking soda/vinegar task, if done properly should not take that long)

:/ Ok thanks (I think it was mostly a problem with our balloon, but ...

Has anyone managed to get a chemical timer to work consistently? I tried using the balloon inflating task with baking soda and vinegar, but that varied from taking 30 seconds to 10 minutes.... I don't even know if the chemical timer is worth it, I remember seeing something from Scott saying that ...

Has anyone managed to get a chemical timer to work consistently? I tried using the balloon inflating task with baking soda and vinegar, but that varied from taking 30 seconds to 10 minutes.... I don't even know if the chemical timer is worth it, I remember seeing something from Scott saying that ...

Was anyone at Eastside? How'd it go?

Ash123 wrote:Would using a solenoid no longer count the electromagnet as “student-made”?

Considering a solenoid is an electromagnet, and I think you're asking if you can buy one and use it as your electromagnet(?) I don't think it would be considered student made