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An interesting competition for all of you stuck at home: the IAAC!

IAAC is short for the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition, and is actually quite different from the Astronomy Olympiad (IAAO). This competition is entirely online, and there are no teams that you have to qualify for to compete on an international level. There are also 3 rounds, the qualifying round, pre-final round, and finals. The first two are all open-ended, with the pre-final round also having two research questions. A research question simply means that you will need to read a scientific paper in order to complete the question successfully. Also, there are some deadlines/timeframes. The first round, you

An interesting competition for all of you stuck at home: the IAAC!

IAAC is short for the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition, and is actually quite different from the Astronomy Olympiad (IAAO). This competition is entirely online, and there are no teams that you have to qualify for to compete on an international level. There are also 3 rounds, the qualifying round, pre-final round, and finals. The first two are all open-ended, with the pre-final round also having two research questions. A research question simply means that you will need to read a scientific paper in order to complete the question successfully. Also, there are some deadlines/timeframes. The first round, you

IAAC is short for the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition, and is actually quite different from the Astronomy Olympiad (IAAO). This competition is entirely online, and there are no teams that you have to qualify for to compete on an international level. There are also 3 rounds, the qualifying round, pre-final round, and finals. The first two are all open-ended, with the pre-final round also having two research questions. A research question simply means that you will need to read a scientific paper in order to complete the question successfully. Also, there are some deadlines/timeframes. The first round, you have plenty of time for, and is due by May 15th this year. The pre-

Demographics: Asian Male, Texas, Medium-large high school

Rank: top 10%

GPA: UW 3.9 // UC GPA 4.64 // Weighted GPA 5.31/6.0

SAT: 1550 (770 EBRW & 780 Math)

SAT II: 800 on Math 2 & Physics

Major: Astrophysics/Astronomy or Aerospace Engineering

Courseload: hella rigorous (STEM-wise at least), ~15 APs total. All the math APs and physics APs

WHAP (4), AP Calc BC (5), AP Physics C Mech. (TBD), AP Physics C E&M (TBD), AP CS A (5), AP CS Pri. (5), AP Stats (TBD), AP Physics 1 (5), HGAP (5), taking AP Macro & AP Gov next year, along with APES, AP Lit, & European History + a class that pretty much hooks you up with an internship

Also have take

So I was working through the dungeons, and went through my entire roster of champions. So I just have a couple of questions, like why does it take so long for the champions to recharge. Also, what’s the most efficient way to get the artifacts? Additionally, what’s the best dungeon crystal to purchase from the store?

So I’m a freshman right now, and I really want to skip Pre-calculus to do calculus as a sophomore so this is really important to me. I hope I do well! Wish me luck!