Keep+the+Heat


 * Test section:**

Here is the science olympiad wiki page: []

Here is the wikipedia thermodynamics page: [] and the wikipedia thermodynamics laws page: []

And here is the MIT course for thermodynamics: []

Hopefully that's enough to sift through... :)

Here is the wikipedia page for different insultion materials: []
 * Building Section:**

Based on that link cardboard seems to have more insulation than wood. (by the way, I bought wood from Lowes.)

Here is the wikipedia link for thermal insulation: []

Just as a quick reference, the materials available are wood, paper, cardboard, natural fibers, organic granular materials, aluminum foil, and fasterning materials.

Here is our plan right now: wooden box with a layer of aluminum foil inside to act as a radiant barrier. Then the inside will be packed with granular material/paper/natural fibers. (whichever works best)