Bakineering, Wednesday, February 2, 2022

[heroic_jawline]

The classroom, in addition to the usual baking and engineering equipment, was now rigged with a giant, fifteen foot tower in the center of the space.

So that was probably fine. Dum-E was hanging out in front of it just in case it caught fire. "Today you get to work with gravity!" Steve said excitedly.

"More specifically, negating the effects of gravity," Tony said. "You will need to build something that will protect your dessert. Be that something that flies or a parachute. Or maybe even just extra padding. It's up to you."

"A hovercraft would be swell," Steve said enthusiastically. Steve had a warped idea of what was possible in high school students because he was married to Tony Stark.

Tiny, tiny bit, yes.

"Remember to utilize your robot assistants here!" Tony added.

"And your desserts need to be light, too," Steve said. "Like a mousse or a meringue. We've left out recipes and equipment to make parachutes, but don't feel limited by what we've provided."

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Listen to the lecture, then get started!

[heroic_jawline]

Oh, boy, this won't be a disaster! With your trust bots to help (...or not) and Dum-E to assist if anything catches fire, make a structure you can chuck from a fifteen foot tower and have it not crush whatever dessert you've created!

And then create that dessert.

Re: Listen to the lecture, then get started!

[guillermothegreat]

Guillermo decided to make a meringue after that had been fun last week and was using his bot to assist in attaching it to a parachute.

It was proving to be a bit harder than it looked.

Re: Listen to the lecture, then get started!

[canlendanear]

This week Alara decided to let her bot do most of the more delicate parts of putting her creation together, since she hadn’t had much luck the last few attempts.

She opted to make a mousse and to be extra careful, made sure there were quite a few extra layers of padding around it as well.

Re: Listen to the lecture, then get started!

[giveittoyoursister]

Hey, this was closer to something Vi actually understood. Well, she knew shit all about airships worked, or aerodynamics, but getting down from that height without ending up a greasy smear on the ground? Child's play.

Now if she could just figure out how to make that work...