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And if a competition provides them you might end up with the cheap compasses that don't work well. Its better if they just let people bring their own so that they have one that they are used to.

hey if anyone needs help i got 2nd at nats last year, ask away

I didn't do Dynamic Planet last year, but I'm going to start it this year. Are there any really good sources that anyone would recommend? I really want to 1-up the guys from our school who did it last year.

well the Dynamic Planet Wiki
also Last Years thread
those are both good another resource is physical geology college textbooks you can get those fairly cheap at a used book store like half price books and when the rules come out remember that google is the best way to find info quickly and it is very accurate if you get a good site

noaa.gov is also really good
if its ur first time doing it starting with a basic earth science book is also a good idea

I will definitely be doing this in C this year. I have a huge advantage from last year. And I have kept all my notes.

i have seen the draft rules for this there aren't any major changes

I thought you dynamic planet people might find this more interesting than the average person, though, I think, it's just so awesome anyways.
http://gizmodo.com/5356421/this-is-how- ... from-space Take a peek.

Wow, that's really cool. Thanks!

that is so cool!!!!!!!!
i'm a earhtquake person though
my partner does volvanoes