As Project Collision shifted due to the Covid-19 virus from a collaborative school project to an individual home project, a big challenge that I faced was trying to get everything ready this was the hardest. When times got harder if I couldn’t find something or I lost something I would just focus on the activity or action that I had to do and that would help me get through. The mindset that I had was that not everything is going to be there when we continue so you will have to find what to do it yourself. Over the many weeks that we have been doing the project, my thing has not changed much. Like you need more than one design integers to collect data. Looking back on Collision, I learned that you need good and reliable data so when you support your claim with this data you can confident when you write it up or present it. One area where data supported my thinking was the landing place. Our criteria were 50cm and the range from my data was 60cm to and 50cm (rounded) and the parachute with slivers was 50cm on average and this was the best also it was the only one that met the criteria.