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concoursec2012-04-02 11:22 am
elementofloyalty) wrote in concoursec2012-04-02 11:22 am
What's a "high-frequency radio signal" and how do baby dragons emit it?
Character(s): Rainbow Dash and Jack Spicer
Location: Engineering Classroom
Rating: PG
Open/Closed/Finished: Closed
Summary: Equestria does NOT have the sort of communications methods that class is talking about.
Since being advised to just mentally replace things she didn't understand with things she did, Rainbow Dash had been doing a lot better in her technology classes. When it talked about planes or airships, she went for pegasi or dragons; when it came to cars and trucks, carts and wagons.
But television? Radio? Microwave communications arrays?! She didn't understand the first thing about any of this! Sure, she understood it was supposed to be some way to communicate, but the closest things she could come up with any of this was magic... and magic sure didn't have all these rules and equations and stuff.
So a sad pony stared at her book in confusion.
Location: Engineering Classroom
Rating: PG
Open/Closed/Finished: Closed
Summary: Equestria does NOT have the sort of communications methods that class is talking about.
Since being advised to just mentally replace things she didn't understand with things she did, Rainbow Dash had been doing a lot better in her technology classes. When it talked about planes or airships, she went for pegasi or dragons; when it came to cars and trucks, carts and wagons.
But television? Radio? Microwave communications arrays?! She didn't understand the first thing about any of this! Sure, she understood it was supposed to be some way to communicate, but the closest things she could come up with any of this was magic... and magic sure didn't have all these rules and equations and stuff.
So a sad pony stared at her book in confusion.