Tooth Pick Bridge

Our (Mine and Dylans) Bridge weighed about 11.5 grams which was able to hold 115 batteries which was about a 230:1 ratio. After the repairs and redesign, the bridge weighed about 12.6 grams, and was able to hold 267 batteries which was a 490:1 ratio, meaning our bridge was the winner! I don't have a picture of the redesign, but i added 2 toothpicks on both sides where the strings would be. 1 horizontally, and 1 vertically. These 4 toothpicks, and some reinforcements on the joints made it possible to hold 152 more batteries! If i were to redesign it again, i would reinforce the joints on the end of the bridge to keep it from sagging on the end.

Ping Pong Bridge Challenge

In this challenge we had to construct a bridge that would allow a ping pong ball to roll over two feet from table to table.

Super Bowl Commercial

- The Wonderful Pistachios commercials was the best commercial because it was spaced between 2 commercials and was very funny. It also made me laugh that they'd use a popular icon like Stephen Colbert on their ad.

- It costed 6 million because there were two commercials.

- To Have Colbert on the commercial probably costs thousands of dollars on top of the eagle they had in the commercial.

- They need to get 8 hundred thousand wigdets

- I personally dont really like pistachios but the commercial made me laugh and made me recongnize pistachios more.

Lego Robobtics in Engineering

This week has been very fun as we have been working on making lego robots that we can program to move, turn and much more. We have been working all week on different models to make the best out of our robot.

Feedback: Our first idea was creative
Our robot can swim
 Changes: No changes

Centroids

In engineering, we worked on centroids. The centroid is finding the geometric center of a shape. The team I was working with was Sam, Dylan and Daniel. We found the centroid of a block zig zag and a another weird shape we made.

Manilla Bridge Challenge

In this challenge our goal was to construct bridges using only manila folders. My team consisted of me and Marshall and although we didn't meet the length requirement our build was stable. The challenge was very fun!

Marble Drop Challenge

Our team consisted of me, Marshall, and Dylan. The goal of this challenge was to get a marble into a cup from the farthest distance using specific materials.

*waiting for pictures*