Twin Cities Regional Science Fair

Feb 14-15th, 2003
 

The Twin Cities Regional Science Fair (TCRSF) exists solely for the betterment of youth in the Twin Cities area. Our mission is to provide opportunities for interaction with mentors, discussion of project goals, presentation of ideas, and project analysis for all youth in the Twin Cities area. We strongly support under-represented groups with financial assistance, mentor involvement, and project guidance. We strive to motivate, encourage, and support all efforts by a philosophy of, "Everyone who tries is a winner."

Students who live in Hennepin, Ramsey, Washington, and Dakota Counties who are in grades 6-12 are invited to participate.

Images shot on Feb 14-15th, 2003.

Shot with a Vivitar ViviCam10

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Awards Recipiants and Ben	Awards Crowd	Awards Crowd
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• Annie Georges -- Sight in Light or Night
• Megan Tekman -- Analysis of a Blowout in Galaxy NGC 3628 Using IR Polarization

Annie Georges 7091 T Sight in Light or Night	Megan Teckman 1038W Analysis of a Blowout in Galaxy NGC 3628 Using IR Polarization	MAS's Lauren Nelson completes a judging form

• Justin Cusick -- Hot Air Balloon
• Kyle Rosenberg -- Which Paper Airplane Has the Longest Flight Time?
• Kelly Roach -- Does the Ratio of Vinegar & Baking Soda Effect the Distance of the Rocket
• Emily Dillard -- Which Weather Forecast is More Accurate?
• Jonathan Killiam -- How Do Airplanes Get Lift?
• Garrison Hunter -- How Far Will a Pressurized Rocket Go?
• Adam Allen -- Help Terraform Mars by Extracting the Oxygen in the Soil
• Zach Arney -- Stealth Technology
• Rebeckah Power -- How Does an Airplane Fly?
• Lee Swanson -- Which Surface Creates Less Drag?
• Jake Fremont -- Aerodynamics
• Mike Lemke -- Aerodynamics
• Alex Hewett -- Airplanes & Propellers
• Erik Jorgensen -- Which Airfoil Design Creates the Most Lift
• David Ricke -- Which Airfoil Design Creates the Most Lift
• Nino Caliandro -- Wings of Flight
• John Pickard -- Wings of Flight

Justin Cusick 6016S Hot Air Balloons	Kelly Roach 7051T Does the Ratio of Vinegar & Baking Soda Effect the Distance of the Rocket	Emily Dillard 7063T Which Weather Forecast is More Accurate?
Jonathan Killiam 7074T How Do Airplanes Get Lift?	Zach Arney 7111S Stealh Technology	Rebekah Power 7126T How Does Airlplane Fly?
Lee Swanson 7129T Which Surface Creates Less Drag?	Jake Fremont & Mike Lemke 7143S Aerodynamics	Alex Hewett 8023S Airplanes & Propellers
Erik Jorgensen 8057T Which Airfoil Design Creates the Most Lift?	David Ricke 8064T Which Airfoil Design Creates the Most Lift?	Nino Caliandro & John Pickard (Not Pictured) 8087S Wings of Flight
Adam Allen 8093W Help Terraform Mars by Extracting the Oxygen in the Soil	Garrison Hunter 1044 T How Far Will a Pressurized Rocket Go?	Intel Banner

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