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Planetary Exploration Using Biomimetics An Entomopter for Flight on Mars 8. “Robotic Moths May Fly Around Mars”, ROBOTS.NET, Jim Brown, May 31, 2001, online at: http://www.robots.net/article/147.html. 9. ZZZ Online, Number 71, February 18, 2001, online at: http://zzz.com.ru/71.html. 10. (Japanese text), MyCom pcWEB, February 26, 2001, online at: http:// pcweb.mycom.co.jp/news/2001/02/26/08.html. 11. “Entomopter” (Korean text), AeroDavinci (Dachi-Dong,Kangnam-Gu, Seoul, Korea), online at: http://www.flappia.com/viewmypage_3_k.html. 12. “Flying on Mars: Nature's Flight System Could be the Key to Exploring the Newest Frontier”, Research Horizons, John Toon, Fall 2001, Page 19-24, online at: http:// www.gtresearch-news.gaatech.edu/reshor/rh-f01/mars.html. 13. Russian document (Cyrillic text), December 14, 2001 discusses the Mars Entomopter (online at: http://www.computerra.ru/offline/2001/425/14713/). 14. Ames Research Center, Astobiology Feature: (online at: http://astrobiology.arc.nasa.gov/ feature/index.html). 6.4 Television Science Programming, News, and Video Archives 1. TechTV, Peter Barnes, February 2002 (aired on various outlets). 2. 5-15-01 Discovery News. 3. 1-4-02 Wired interview (air date unknown). 4. 5-25-01 KQED interview (air date unknown). 5. 1-7-02 Discovery.ca segment. 6. “Flying on Mars”, Breakthroughs in Research, Discovery, April 2002. 7. The Royal Astronomical Society Library maintains a copy of the Entomopter-based Mars Surveyor video in their archives (Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BQ, UK). 8. Major Minors, a radio interview with the KUMR, April 12, 2002. 6.5 CD Distribution and Live Performances 1. The Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum has included information about the Entomopter-based Mars Surveyor in its Interactive Multimedia CD-ROM entitled, “Solar System Explorer.” This CD contains the Mars Entomopter video as well as information for travel, education, virtual tours and exhibits, music, and multi-level games and activities in more than 1,000 photos, two hours of narration, more than 40 videos and animations, an Interactive map of the Mall featuring all Smithsonian museums, and a separate music-only section with the entire score of Gustav Holst's “The Planets.” The information on the CD is updatable via the Internet and expandable. The Entomopter-based Mars surveyor is described along with the video of the future NASA exploration mission. This CD is released and distributed through Smithsonian Institution channels. It is anticipated that the Smithsonian Institution will install kiosks within the Air and Space Museum for real-time use by patrons. 270 Phase II Final Report
Chapter 6.0 Media Exposure 6.6 Special Recognition and Awards 2. The San Diego Aerospace Museum CD, “Let the Dream Take Flight,” is similar to the Smithsonian Institute product in that it is an interactive multimedia CD-ROM with more than 1,000 photos, one hour of narration, more than 40 videos and animations, and an interactive multi-layered map of San Diego, including more than 50 museums and attractions in the San Diego area. The Entomopter-based Mars surveyor is described along with the video of the future NASA exploration mission. The release date is October 2002 for use in kiosks within the museum. 3. The Calgary Airport Authority’s “Spaceport” has requested use of the Mars Entomopter video as part of their Mars exploration display. When in place, the video will run in an endless loop near the entrance to the Spaceport. 6.6 Special Recognition and Awards Pirelli S.p.A. endowed the sixth edition of the “Pirelli International Award” for the diffusion of scientific culture. Two prizes were awarded by the Pirelli Corporation for work on the Entomopter, as described in the multimedia web presentation found at: http://avdil.gtri.gatech.edu/ RCM/RCM/Entomopter/EntomopterProject.html. Along with the basic terrestrial Entomopter developmental path, this website includes discussions of the Entomopter-based Mars surveyor, with text, pictures, and video. This website won an international jury prize for the “best multimedia product coming from any educational institution in the world,” as well as the “Top Pirelli Prize,” given to the work considered the best among those winning the various categories. The Entomopter project was considered the best among more than 1,000 projects reviewed by the jury. 271
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