"Tau Beta Pi"
Animal Engineers
Architecture
Mythical Beasts
Engineering History 2
200
a force applied parallel to a given area
shear stress
200
This animal makes their nest in trees
Birds
200
What infamous bridge shattered due to flutter (not resonance)
The Tacoma Bridge
200
This creature was thrown in Daedalus' Labyrinth
Minotaur
200
This gargantuan structure was constructed over multiple generations and stretches over 13,000 miles. It's intnet was to protect it's contry from mongolian invaders.
The Great Wall of China
400
This variable represents the value of pi times 2
Tau
400
These animals build dams using branches, logs, and mud to create ponds for shelter and protection
Beavers
400
The last of the seven wonders of the ancient world still standing, this structure was the tallest man made structure for over 3800 years.
The Great Pyramid of Giza
400
This creature has the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle
Gryphon
400
This orbital object was built with the combined effort of five nations. It acts as our forward base into the vast nothingness of space.
The International Space Station
600
like the summetion operator, uppercase sigma, this opperator is represented by uppercase pie
the product operator
600
These funny little guys create webs
Spiders
600
The tallest man made structure ever created.
The Burj Khalifa
600
This mythical creature, whose name means "goat-sucker" in Spanish, is said to have a penchant for draining the blood of livestock in Latin American folklore.
Chupacabra
600
This machination of warfare was created during World War I and revolutionized ground warfare as we knew it. It is famous for its thick armor and ability to inflict heavy damage.
The Tank
800
What is the name of someone who advises a climber on how to do a route in Rock Climbing
Beta
800
This insect is known for making these large mounds for warding off predators
Termites
800
Regarded as one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, this structure was built by King Nebuchadnezzar. In the modern day, the existence of this structure is questioned.
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
800
In Norse Mythology this creature is known as the World Serpent and is said to wrap around the world twice
Jormungundyr
800
This commonly used mode of transportation got its start in the early 1900's where it featured a comically large wheel in the front and was referred to as "the bone shaker".
Bicycle
1000
these cells are spcialized endocrine cells and play a crucial role in maintaining glucose levels. what are they respoinsible for producing
insulin (beta cells)
1000
This certain type of insect can connect itself to others to create a a surface that acts like a bridge over water
Ants
1000
Built in the modern day, this structure is the 9th largest pyrimid in the world
The Bass Pro Shop Pyrimid
1000
This creature from Algonquian folklore is associated with cannibalism, winter, and famine. It is said to use the northern forests of the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Coast as its hunting ground.
Wendigo
1000
In the 1800s, their were two main ways people thought humans would achieve powered flight. The first being through the use of an airplane, and the second being through the use of this.
Human Bird Wings