Up at the normal time for breakfast and on to our daily briefing which finished at nine. Then our team split into two with 5 people in each. One of the two Delta groups worked on the Mars Lander Challenge, Corrin, Beth, Tammy, Callan and James, while the other group gave helpful advice then headed off to the Careers Fair. Our Lander had to hold a raw egg and be dropped from 6 meters without breaking. The egg also had to be retrieved within 15 seconds of landing and all this had to be done with limited materials. Our Lander was pretty impressive, according to the team anyway, with a great big paper parachute and a paper plate suspension base. Next we had our lunch and then got a talk from guest speaker Elizabeth Donnelly which everyone listened to and enjoyed. The half of the team that did the Mars Lander Challenge now went to the Careers Fair while the other half of our awesome team did the Mars Rover Challenge. This included getting certain positions. Mark was the navigator which included doing a lot of tricky maths to show the group where the minerals we were trying to collect were. Holly was the rover driver who had to search the planets surface for the minerals in the correct places, and managed to get 20! Aaron was the commander who had to steer a truck up a ramp to where the arm was waiting while Daniel was the blimp driver who, at the same time, had to fly the blimp into a silver ring above the arm. Keira was the arm operator and had to take two small yellow things off a string attached to the blimp and place them in the truck. The truck then had to race back to its starting position, and all this time we had a time limit but managed to complete this mission with time to spare. Everyone then headed back to the lecture room where Heather Paul gave us a talk following on from An Evening With NASA from Wednesday night. She gave another outstanding speech and left everyone feeling inspired. Next up was our Big Project Presentations which all went very well. Unfortunately Delta did not win but to us, our poster was by far the best, but well done to the other teams who also gave great presentations (however inferior to Delta’s). The Gala Dinner and Ceilidh in the Students Union went very well. The majority of people enjoyed the dinner and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the dancing. It became very warm in the room but was all part of the experience and the band was superb.