Just for reference: I didn't write the test...we have a large enough group of volunteers anyway that while the sections and format may be somewhat "standard", the exact content should hopefully stay exciting and varied for years to comeTen086 wrote:Thanks for your hard work this year! Any chance you could leak the DSO list for next year too?
For real tho, the nats test had a lot more DSO questions than we were expecting :O I was also surprised to see that imaging analysis stuff, I thought everyone was saying it's never really showed up on a test before rip. My partner and I are really happy with our placement and hopefully we'll do astro together again next year :v!
. A few notes:
DSOs are typically the first section of tests, and they are VERY important (thus getting a lot of coverage). Definitely worth studying as they even help you learn the event. Also, you're going to have to think of a more creative way of finding the DSOs than that:P.
The image analysis...I did say "it has been used on some"...DS9 is still relevant, we're just trying to think of accessible activities. Imaging, spectra, etc are always important anyway.
Finally, good job!
