Another great day at EurekaFest today!  We started off the day with a 3 hour seminar in a MIT classroom.  Getting to sit in that type of atmosphere was amazing.  During the end of the seminar, we broke into teams and had a competition.   We had to invent something that would allow two ping pong balls to travel without having the ping pong balls touch the ground and at the same time only using a wind powered energy.  That was a lot of fun because we were extremely collaborative with our ideas.  After the seminar finished,  all of the inventeams participating in EurekaFest then got invited to take a huge group picture in front of the MIT dome.  After this, we got a couple of hours for free time.  During this time, our team grabbed lunch and then walked more of the freedom trail.  We also visited Bunker hill.  Unfortunately,  due to the extreme heat, we were not allowed inside because apparently people passed out in this kind of heat.  Hopefully,  we can revisit tomorrow.   We then went to go inside the USS Constitution and we saw the Destroyer.  After this, we were all out of freetime so we headed back to the Stata Center to set up our booths for another showcase.   The showcase was entertaing in my opinion because we got to talk to all sorts of people.  We also met representatives from the Lemelsom Foundation and a lot of other interesting people.   A huge shoutout to Jake Warren, our multimedia director for catching all the awesome video footage on camera and taking great pictures!  He also wrote yesterday's blog post and did a great job with that!  Thank you for all your hard work and helping run our booth.  We appreciate it a lot!

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