Documentary on the topic, the three branches and you. Show varying points of view and must be submitted by january 20th, 2015. Go to studentcam. Org. Grab a camera and get started today. Next, a hearing on private sector efforts to improve science, technology, engineering and math edition, otherwise known as stem. Segway inventor and a panel of High School Students participating in a National Robotics competition program. This is a little under subcommittee on research and technology will come to order. Good morning. Welcome to todays hearing. Todays program is engaging student and stem, which you know is a very important subject. In front of you is truth and testimony disclosures for todays witnesses. And now i recognize myself for five minutes for an Opening Statement. Im happy to call to order the First Research and Technology Subcommittee hearing of the new year. Today we learn about initiatives and Science Technology or mathematics in stem, education and how these companies, busin
For organics for the first time directly in the context of the samples. Exo mar sincere a key step beyond everything i showed you. The discovery potential of exo mars in 18, the mission with russia and other partners is critical as will be the mars 20 rover. Its valid. Were not done. Robotic programs have to keep going beyond maven and insight, heat flow background on mars. Theres the Exo Mars Mission on 16. Theres our mars 20 rover and then theres the 20s open to all the young stem people here. Excellent point. Were thrilled to have the partnership we have with this next generation. Subsurface. So we want to go, you know im not six feet. Bernards mission and isas mission will get us there. Folks, science lives. Thank you. Up next, a discussion on how science, technology and math is important to the Space Program. This is also a discussion on mars exploration. Its an hour. The key note and first panel this morning was enlightening to me. Were going to leverage and continue with that di
Tetris. We can only imagine how many more AA batteries might’ve been sold in the ‘90s if Nintendo’s portable game machine had ended up pulling double duty as a pint-sized productivity powerhouse.
To get his hands on the WorkBoy, Robertson did some serious sleuthing. The device was meant to be an officially-licensed accessory produced by Fabtek Inc. and designed by Source Research & Development. Robertson located and interviewed Source Research and Development founder Eddie Gill, who in turn pointed him to Fabtek founder Frank Ballouz. Ballouz allowed Robertson to experiment with his still-functioning WorkBoy, even though, as Gill noted, it’s one of only two prototypes thought to still be in existence (the other safely tucked away, he speculated, “deep in the vaults of Nintendo.”)