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I would think Mission Possible would be the hardest building event, because so many things can go wrong. It's not an event this year though.

the hardest event i think could also be anatomy because u have to learn all the specifics.

dontsenditinthemail wrote:Actually, in terms of just difficult, I personally think remote sensing is crazy hard because there is so much random stuff they could ask about. I mean, satellites have been around for decades, and there are decades worth of data to question on if an event supervisor felt like it.

I agree. Remote sensing is really hard, especially for beginners because there is are so many concepts and specifics you need to know. Plus, as a beginner at the event it is really hard to get a grip for the concepts unless you're really smart or trained well.

EASTstroudsburg13 wrote:I would think Mission Possible would be the hardest building event, because so many things can go wrong. It's not an event this year though.

it was going to be an event next year....

Was? As far as I know there's nothing to indicate it won't be (sorry for the double negative).

wait, but wat would mission possible replace

Junkyard Challenge.

Mission Possible (Simple Machines Version) is and always will be in my opinion, both the hardest, but also funnest and most rewarding event of science olympiad. Whiel you spend endless hours trying aimlessly to get the thing to work, in the end, it is a really cool device, and a great experience (building it).

andrewwski wrote:Was? As far as I know there's nothing to indicate it won't be (sorry for the double negative).

oh, sorry I meant for Div. B. wow, all those high schoolers are gonna have fun with MP next year, since they almost placed 2nd... a couple years ago in nats... in div. B. (the highschoolers in my district)

Chemistry Lab (if you haven't had a formal chem class, like me), Circuit lab, cause some of the ideas are hard to grasp, and Astro would be my top three