
Rainbooms 101: How (Not) to Make a Sonic Rainboom
Between the time she was a filly and the famous incident with the unicorn with magic wings, Rainbow Dash tried many times to reproduce a Sonic Rainboom. This is the story of one of those times and the researcher who studied it.
Rainbow Dash tried to reproduce the Sonic Rainboom many times without success. Several of these times were under the watchful eye of curious researchers. She eventually got fed up with them and started turning them away.
Over a year before the Longest Night, Dr. Haystacks decided to ask her himself. He knew it would be an uphill battle, so he would need a strategy.
Most students of Equestrian history will guess that the attempt was unsuccessful, but Dr. Haystacks would insist later that this attempt was part of the path that led to a successful reproduction some years later. And besides, it's not really failure if you've managed to find that something doesn't work.




22251 words: Estimated about 2 hours to read
8 Chapters:
- Background: Consulting Experts and the Value of Pink Party Planner Ponies 2016-06-03 20:47:58 UTC3887
- Methodology I: Appeal to Pride 2016-06-12 07:31:56 UTC2461
- Methodology II: Know Thyself, Know Thy Enemy 2016-06-26 19:00:07 UTC3117
- Results I: Ponyquins, Power Dives, And The Value of A Good Tailor 2016-08-11 06:33:44 UTC3923
- Results II: Gelatin, Repetition, and Repetition 2016-08-23 06:01:17 UTC2616
- Results III: Cloud Phasing, Repetition, and Repetition 2016-09-11 03:47:25 UTC2445
- Analysis: Repitition, Sonic Non-rainbooms, and Ways That Don't Work 2016-10-12 03:56:21 UTC2445
- Conclusions: Further Research is Needed 2016-10-15 20:14:35 UTC1357