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Mekzz wrote:

What rock makes up these terraces and around what are these structures formed?

Remote Sensing is one of those events where the emphasis changes from year to year. This year, the emphasis is climate change. Previous years had water cycle, forests, etc. The emphasis on what satellites we need to know has also changed. It's always frustrating when an invitational has a test model...

When you procrastinate doing your school homework by lurking the forum.

smrt1337 wrote:why am i posting this?

Because you are being mind-controlled by aliens who are fans of Science Olympiad.

Why do I not want to do my school homework?

Good Question. I don't know, to tell the truth. If I remember correctly, Bauxite is a rock (some webs classify it as a minerals so rip), but (correct me if I'm wrong), it refers to a group of rocks with a similar composition. I dunno, hope someone else knows. *group of minerals Thanks, but what are...

At MIT Invite last month: Got to Rocks and Minerals and was sitting at a station with no specimen with my partner, who had come from forensics, which had been held in a location ~15 minutes away. She had sprinted over because of forensics having gone slightly over the time slot, but we entered the ...

It's too complex to be basic.

Why do camels live in the desert?

Adding to the fixed team vs swapping out based on results discussion, I'm a fan of having one fixed team throughout the season. While I am of the opinion that inter-team competition for the primary team spots will overall make members try harder, resulting in better results, there's a certain connec...

The ones that I abbreviate when typing: Anatomy and Physiology: A&P Dynamic Planet: DP Electric Vehicle: EV Food Science: FS Material Science: MS Remote Sensing: RS Rocks and Minerals: R&M Write It Do It: WIDI The ones that I abbreviate when speaking: Anatomy and Physiology: Anatomy Astronom...

Because even fire needs to eat to stay alive.

Why are nerds the best?