Personal Satellite Assistant - The Astronaut's Helper (2004)
2004 · Short film · 28 min
Synopsis
NASA Connect Video containing six segments as described below. NASA Connect Segment exploring the aspects of microgravity and how it affects objects in space. Explores object motion and friction and tests the PSA prototype in accordance with these forces. NASA Connect Segment exploring more aspects of the Personal Satellite Assistant. It explains motion and its relationship with the mass of objects in connection to the PSA. NASA Connect Segment explaining mechanical systems. It also compares and contrasts a mechanical system to the system of the International Space Station and Personal Satellite Assistants. NASA Connect Segment explaining the literary origins of robots. It also explores the development of the robot and how scientists use robots in research and technology. NASA Connect Segment exploring the different types of robots. It also explores robots such as the Mars Rover that scientists at NASA use to explore beyond the Earth. NASA Connect Segment involving students in an activity that investigates volume and surface area in two different cylinders. The video also explains basic mathematical functions to help answer the questions.
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Details
- Running time
- 28 minutes
- Language
- English
- Collection
- NASA
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- NASA Connect
- Gravity
- Personal Satellite Assistant
- Friction
- Newton
- International Space Station
- Force
- Motion
- Mass
- Mechanical Systems
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