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Have any of you played WestWoods Comand and Counqure computer game? If you have, bring the orca fighter into mind. For everyone else who arent the sticlers for thes useless facts, the orca uses 2 large turbo-fan engines for thrust, pitch, yaw,a nd the other one i cant seem to rember right now, lol, and a smaller one in the tail to help keep its airborne balance. But getting back onto topic here, imagine if you made a robot that operated just like that, imagine if first made a air competition. That would definietly make things interesting. There are pleantly of new games that can be made without making the hazardous trip into Quantum Mechanics, and trust me on this, that stuff would need a cray computer strapped to each robot to work, and frankly, who would want to build one?
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The air is what I yern for, infinite space and yet infinite restrictions. To master the sky is to break out of the mold and to break the rules!
Have you ever looked to the sky on a perfectly clear night, and see that we are only a spec of dust in this great universe?
1) Team 341 Galileo division champions
2) Team 341 won the Entrepreneurship award (I had a big part in that)
3)Had one great time!
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