California Science Fair Project.

[akiramejin]

I'm starting a science project, for my research academy. I'm using Engineering. I was wondering if you guys had a suggestion for what I should do, related to speedcubing. Thanks!

 

[bluedasher]

What cube method is fastest and why? you could build a cube from scratch and demonstrate the internal mechanisms. When I did engineering I built a miniaturized rocket and demonstrated the laws of gravity and the laws that effect the lift off and landing, different formulas etc. I've never tried a cube project before though.

 

[oprah62]

To start off :
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?24461-Science-Fair-Science-Project-on-Rubik-s-Cubes.

 

[akiramejin]

What cube method is fastest and why? you could build a cube from scratch and demonstrate the internal mechanisms. When I did engineering I built a miniaturized rocket and demonstrated the laws of gravity and the laws that effect the lift off and landing, different formulas etc. I've never tried a cube project before though.

The only problem is that I don't know every method. Haha, I was considering that though. And, I might try the cube thing. It would be pretty cool.

 

[bluedasher]

The only problem is that I don't know every method. Haha, I was considering that though. And, I might try the cube thing. It would be pretty cool.

I didn't mean every method. I meant you could compare and contrast different methods, whether the method has to be used to the fullest to be worth it stuff like that. And I do think it would be cool to build a cube and you could mention the fact that Erno Rubik was an architect. IDK whatever you want to do that will get you an A.

 

[akiramejin]

To start off :
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?24461-Science-Fair-Science-Project-on-Rubik-s-Cubes.

O: Thanks.

I didn't mean every method. I meant you could compare and contrast different methods, whether the method has to be used to the fullest to be worth it stuff like that. And I do think it would be cool to build a cube and you could mention the fact that Erno Rubik was an architect. IDK whatever you want to do that will get you an A.

Wouldn't the method one be personal preference? I might try the building a cube one.