International Pharaohs' Fragments League

An International Physics League

An international physics League organized by high school students in Egypt, combining Egyptian adventure narrative with physics education. Participants solve story-driven physics puzzles in teams of three to collect ancient fragments.

About the League

Pharaohs' Fragments is a unique international physics League that blends ancient Egyptian mythology with modern physics challenges. Teams of high school students from around the world will embark on a virtual journey through Egypt, solving physics puzzles to collect the ancient fragments and unlock their power.

Ancient Fragments

Collect six ancient Egyptian fragments by solving physics challenges to unlock their mysterious power.

Egyptian Adventure

Embark on a virtual journey through ancient Egypt, solving puzzles in iconic locations.

International Competition

Compete with students from around the world in this unique physics challenge.

About Pharaohs' Fragments

Pharaohs' Fragments is an innovative international physics League created and organized by high school students in Egypt. Our mission is to make physics education engaging and accessible by combining it with the rich narrative of ancient Egyptian adventure.

Participants form teams of up to three and work together to solve story-driven physics puzzles that are integrated into an immersive Egyptian mythology narrative. As teams progress through the League, they collect six ancient fragments - powerful artifacts said to hold the key to understanding the universe's fundamental forces.

This competition is designed to challenge students' understanding of physics concepts while fostering teamwork, problem-solving skills, and cultural appreciation. By blending education with entertainment, we aim to inspire the next generation of physicists and engineers.

Competition Format

The competition is divided into two main phases:

  • Phase 1: Preparation - Participants receive study materials and practice problems focusing on calculus and physics fundamentals.
  • Phase 2: Competition Rounds - Teams compete in two rounds of physics challenges integrated with the Egyptian adventure narrative to collect the fragments.

All competition questions and challenges will be released during the competition timeline as teams progress through the adventure.

About Us

We are a group of passionate high school students from Egypt who share a love for physics and our country's rich history. Our team came together with the vision of creating a unique educational experience that would inspire students worldwide to explore the wonders of physics.

Our organizing committee includes students specializing in physics, mathematics, computer science, and history, allowing us to create a truly interdisciplinary competition that bridges ancient wisdom with modern scientific knowledge.

We believe that learning should be an adventure, and through Pharaohs' Fragments, we aim to transform physics education into an exciting journey through time and space.

Competition Timeline

December 20 - January 15

Registration Period: Teams of 1-3 participants can register for the competition.

January 26

Phase 1: 30 problems (3 hours)

February 3

Round 2: 40 problems (3 hours).

Physics Domains

The competition covers six major physics domains, each represented by an ancient Egyptian artifact in our adventure narrative:

Mechanics

Seal of Akhenaten

Solve problems related to motion, forces, energy, and momentum to unlock the secrets of the Seal of Akhenaten.

Optics

Eye of Horus

Master light, reflection, refraction, and lenses to decipher the mysteries of the Eye of Horus.

Modern Physics

Anubis' Jewel

Explore quantum mechanics, relativity, and nuclear physics to claim Anubis' Jewel.

Thermodynamics

Ma'at's Crystal

Understand heat, energy transfer, and entropy to balance Ma'at's Crystal.

Waves

Khufu's Arrow

Navigate sound, light waves, and interference to aim Khufu's Arrow true.

Electromagnetism

Ra's Stone

Harness electric and magnetic fields to power Ra's Stone.

Target Audience

Pharaohs' Fragments is designed for:

High School Students

High schoolers.

Team Participation

Teams of 1-3 participants working together to solve challenges.

International Participation

Students from around the world are welcome to join the competition.

Free Accessibility

The competition is completely free to ensure equal opportunity for all students.

Expected Participation

This diverse participation will create a vibrant international community of young physicists exploring the intersection of science and ancient Egyptian culture.

Competition Questions

Questions Will Be Available During Competition

All competition questions and challenges will be released during the competition timeline as teams progress through the Egyptian adventure narrative.

The questions are designed to test your understanding of physics concepts while immersing you in the story of the Pharaohs' Fragments. Each round will feature problems related to the specific physics domains and Egyptian artifacts you encounter on your journey.

Registration

Registration for Pharaohs' Fragments is open from December 2 to January 25. Form your team of 1-3 participants and register using the form below.

Prizes

Prizes Coming Soon

We are finalizing an exciting prize package for our winners. Stay tuned for announcements!

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can participate in the competition?

The competition is open to high school students from anywhere in the world. Participants must form teams of 1-3 students.

Is there a registration fee?

No, the competition is completely free to ensure equal opportunity for all students regardless of their financial background.

What physics background do I need?

Participants should have a basic understanding of high school physics concepts. The preparation phase will provide study materials to help teams get ready for the competition.

How are the competition questions structured?

The competition features story-driven physics puzzles integrated into an Egyptian adventure narrative. Questions cover six physics domains and are released during the competition timeline.

What technology do I need to participate?

You'll need a computer with internet access to participate in the virtual competition. Specific technical requirements will be provided to registered teams.

How are winners determined?

Winners are determined based on their performance in both competition rounds, with points awarded for correct solutions to physics challenges.

Contact Us

General Inquiries

Email: pharaohsfragments.info@gmail.com

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