Science Olympiad Student Center

Velociraptors are completely fake (in terms of awesomeness)

Sauropods are where its at!

gneissisnice wrote:Im pretty sure anything can be in your binder as long as it's hole-punched and in the binder.

I'm pretty sure they discourage the addition of old tests. It's under the spirit of the competition clause I believe.

Previous Question: what types of significant fossil discoveries might be asked? Things like the burgess shale? Or will they have to do specifically with each fossil? New Question: I'm getting deep into vertebrates now, on a test are they going to show us fossil vertebrates or have they ever shown r...

Wouldn't, in the ideal world, the best plan be to have every state competition on the same day and everyone gets the same tests and the same events and then send the best teams throughout the country on to nationals.

It better, I got stuck with variable stars for the three years I was on the team and I'm sick of them now.

Just checked SOINC and there isn't a subject listed so you'll just have to wait until the rules come out in September.

I wish I was still in SciOly to continue on with this event. Oh well.

So does anybody know what the planned changes to the rules are going to be? Are they going to change the size limit? Narrow down how much can be on the test?

Now is there any limit as to the amount of 'teams' from each school are allowed to compete in this new pilot event. It seems to be that anyone from the school can compete and doesn't have to be on the team. I wonder because alternates can compete in trial so it seems anyone from the school can compe...

Ok, then does anyone have images of their own clocks. I'm interested in what other winning clocks looked like. The ones I remember seeing did not so great.

Does anyone have any images of clocks from Nationals?

Is there ever going to be a gallery for It's About Time devices?