Science Olympiad Student Center

ET2020 wrote: ↑

January 6th, 2020, 12:20 pm

Has anyone found good resources for oceanic research tools (Section 3.xv)?

the website "https://www.marinebio.net/marinescience/index.htm" has a whole section (1.3) on oceanic tools that a lot of test writers take pictures from.

Quite simple reasoning behind this. New Trier, Lyons Township, Crystal Lake Central, and many others went in using unstacked teams. Only stacked teams would appear to be Stevenson and Naperville North. It will not be until UChicago where more conclusive results can be drawn. I mean if Stevenson "st...

Umaroth wrote: ↑

September 8th, 2019, 3:51 pm

I miss my glaciers

I still don’t understand why they would take glaciers away because it is probably the most important DP topic these days, with global warming and all. Instead, let’s focus on some salinity in oceans

Things2do wrote: ↑

September 5th, 2019, 7:09 pm

Pastaman202 wrote: ↑

September 5th, 2019, 10:34 am

The website allaboutcircuits.com is pretty good for beginners, although it isn’t [sic] a textbook.

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/

Well call me a buttered biscuit on a hot summers day I guess I’m wrong my b.

The website allaboutcircuits.com is pretty good for beginners, although it isn’t a textbook. That website was a great introduction and relatively easy information, with a few sections that could be a bit more difficult.

The list says "Screech owls" but doesn't give a specific species. Should I submit a question to clarify? Also, the scientific name for the European Starling has a typo (should be Sturnus , not Sternus ). Anyone else find it extremely weird that some birds on the list are given scientific names and ...

As previously stated for the 8cm rule, is the top part of the boomi (the part that connects to the hook) also have to be on the outside of the 8cm? Or is it that since it isn’t technically touching the wall, we could make it smaller than 8 cm? Thanks! - a person who is new to boomi and will only do ...

1. Temperatures warm up and hermatypic coral must release their symbiotic dinoflagellates, zooxanthellae, causing starvation and eventually death. 2. Unlike drawing a picture, where the paper is stationary and the pen is being moved, hot spots have the pen stationary while the paper is being moved....

This is just an opinion, but I recall many times in which my friend who was in game on complaining about how the test graders are easily biased when grading one's game. I feel this could easily be applied into many other events in which there is a written portion of a test or essay is needed, altho...

This is just an opinion, but I recall many times in which my friend who was in game on complaining about how the test graders are easily biased when grading one's game. I feel this could easily be applied into many other events in which there is a written portion of a test or essay is needed, althou...