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Subido el 28 de mayo de 2007 por EducaMadrid

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NASA Connect Segment explaining how birds navigate. Compares the aspects of GPS with natural migration of birds.

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Wow, this is awesome. There's a computerized map on this receiver. 00:00:00
It says that we have to go northwesterly, so... 00:00:06
Oh, take a right, right here. 00:00:10
Right here. 00:00:12
Got it. 00:00:13
Oh, Van, are you sure you have those coordinates right? 00:00:16
We're coming into Busch Gardens Williamsburg. 00:00:19
Okay, listen, Van, I think you got us to the right place. 00:00:24
Read some more on the GPS instructions. 00:00:27
I'm going to take this and see what I can find out, okay? 00:00:29
And I'll be back in just a few moments. 00:00:31
Busch Gardens. 00:00:34
The bearings say here. 00:00:36
Feathered Follies. 00:00:40
Okay. 00:00:42
Hello, excuse me, am I in the right place? 00:00:49
Is this the first leg of the road rally? 00:00:52
Yeah, come on down. 00:00:54
Oh, great, fantastic. 00:00:55
Van, my man, you got us here. 00:00:57
You navigated us correctly. 00:00:59
All right. 00:01:01
Oh, I am so relieved. 00:01:03
Hi, I'm Shelly Canright. 00:01:04
I'm Denise. 00:01:06
Oh, I'm so glad to know I'm at the right place. 00:01:07
Here's my rally log. 00:01:08
Okay. 00:01:10
If you could sign that, please. 00:01:11
And I'm curious, where am I? 00:01:13
What is Feathered Follies? 00:01:16
This is the Feathered Follies bird show at Busch Gardens. 00:01:18
And what we do here is we have hawks, falcons, owls fly through the theater. 00:01:21
We have different types of parrots that do different behaviors to entertain the audience, the guests, while they're here. 00:01:25
So what in the world does Feathered Follies have to do with navigation or GPS? 00:01:30
I'm confused. 00:01:35
Well, all our birds that are here out in the wild, they do some type of natural migration. 00:01:36
Songbirds migrate at night. 00:01:40
They follow the stars, the birds of prey. 00:01:42
They migrate during the day so they can move with the way the sun changes. 00:01:44
They're following mainly their food and looking for warm weather. 00:01:48
What is the farthest that a bird has ever migrated? 00:01:51
Do you have any idea? 00:01:54
The Arctic Tern is the bird species that migrates the most, and they can go from northern Greenland down to Antarctica. 00:01:55
Wow, no kidding. 00:02:00
This is fascinating, but I know I need to be on my way. 00:02:02
So you've got some instructions there for me? 00:02:04
Yes, your next leg is going to take you to learn about early navigation. 00:02:06
Early navigation. 00:02:09
All right, gang. 00:02:10
You heard that. 00:02:11
Back to the car. 00:02:12
Let's get in and let's go. 00:02:13
Denise, thanks very much. 00:02:14
We're on our way. 00:02:15
Good luck. 00:02:16
All right, thanks. 00:02:17
Man, you were right. 00:02:19
You do know how to use one of these things. 00:02:20
What did you see? 00:02:22
Oh, this is so neat. 00:02:23
Birds. 00:02:24
I learned how birds can navigate by instinct. 00:02:25
Well, gee, that makes me wonder if the GPS could be used to study animals and nature. 00:02:28
Did you find our next clue? 00:02:33
I did. 00:02:35
All I know, though, is it has something to do with early navigation. 00:02:36
Well, let's go. 00:02:40
All right, let's get out of here. 00:02:41
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Idioma/s:
en
Materias:
Matemáticas
Niveles educativos:
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Autor/es:
NASA LaRC Office of Education
Subido por:
EducaMadrid
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial - Sin obra derivada
Visualizaciones:
313
Fecha:
28 de mayo de 2007 - 16:53
Visibilidad:
Público
Enlace Relacionado:
NASAs center for distance learning
Duración:
02′ 47″
Relación de aspecto:
4:3 Hasta 2009 fue el estándar utilizado en la televisión PAL; muchas pantallas de ordenador y televisores usan este estándar, erróneamente llamado cuadrado, cuando en la realidad es rectangular o wide.
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