Bottle rockets has always been considered an inquiry. As to why, your guess is as good as mine.Name wrote:So why is indoor bottle rocket considered a inquiry event now?
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That's something interesting to inquire about.Bread wrote:Bottle rockets has always been considered an inquiry. As to why, your guess is as good as mine.Name wrote:So why is indoor bottle rocket considered a inquiry event now?
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From browsing YT videos on indoor bottle rocket- the longest run I found was 9 sec. How is this expected to run successfully with so little time seperating runs? I know their supposed to measure to hundredths of a second and use 3 timers, but this seems extremly prone to human error throwing around placements significantly.
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They might change the rules...idk anything about IBR but if this was the case I doubt soinc would choose this.Name wrote:From browsing YT videos on indoor bottle rocket- the longest run I found was 9 sec. How is this expected to run successfully with so little time seperating runs? I know their supposed to measure to hundredths of a second and use 3 timers, but this seems extremly prone to human error throwing around placements significantly.
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it is bad manners to wish ill upon something, but I really hope detector does not go too well so that Robot Arm can hopefully come inBread wrote:I just noticed that since the schedule has been updated. Events to Note: Food Science is coming back, not CJAP. It seems as if Detector building will replace Mission, not Robot Arm. It also seems as if Indoor bottle rocket will replace both Fermi and Mystery Architecture. Very interesting. Rip Robot Arm.Boss wrote:Based on the SOSI schedule, It doesn't look like Robot Arm will be returning for the 2019-2020 season. I would advise against preparing preemptively for it and focus on other events that are expected to return.

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It's so stupid its not considered a buildName wrote:So why is indoor bottle rocket considered a inquiry event now?
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Suppose it makes sense for Robot Arm to go out. Cost barrier has been a concern there for quite a while. I didn't realize Detector Building was Tech though, always thought it was Physics.
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Why are they adding Detector Building? Correct me if I'm wrong, but it basically seems like a robotic Thermodynamics... (I only skimmed the rules though).Unome wrote:Suppose it makes sense for Robot Arm to go out. Cost barrier has been a concern there for quite a while. I didn't realize Detector Building was Tech though, always thought it was Physics.
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Thermodynamics is about preserving heat. DB is about measuring it.kate! wrote:Why are they adding Detector Building? Correct me if I'm wrong, but it basically seems like a robotic Thermodynamics... (I only skimmed the rules though).Unome wrote:Suppose it makes sense for Robot Arm to go out. Cost barrier has been a concern there for quite a while. I didn't realize Detector Building was Tech though, always thought it was Physics.
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Inverse thermodynamics.dxu46 wrote:Thermodynamics is about preserving heat. DB is about measuring it.kate! wrote:Why are they adding Detector Building? Correct me if I'm wrong, but it basically seems like a robotic Thermodynamics... (I only skimmed the rules though).Unome wrote:Suppose it makes sense for Robot Arm to go out. Cost barrier has been a concern there for quite a while. I didn't realize Detector Building was Tech though, always thought it was Physics.
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