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From: Kickstarter HQ <[email protected]> To: jeevacation(iiginail.corn Subject: Projects We Love: Super Science Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2012 16:51:09 +0000 Having trouble viewing this email? View it online instead ;This Week on Kickstarter SEPTEMBER 20, 2012 This week's project will take you back to the time of the dinosaurs, into space with an exhibit of rarely seen material from NASA's inaugural flights, and out onto the open seas with a fleet of robotic boats. ; 2Digital Dinosaur: Dryptosaurus Digital Dinosaur: Dryptosaurus by Tyler Keillor PACategory Sculpture gb_ocation Brookfield. IL Clever girl Paleoartist Tyler Keillor has spent a lifetime building dinosaurs for museums, universities, and National Geographic documentaries, but his current undertaking might be the coolest yet: a full-body reconstruction of the little known predatory dinosaur, Dryptosaurus. Working with digital technology and the field's leading names, his model will be the most realistic and fully accurate to date. Your move, Spielberg! EXPLORE THIS PROJECT EFTA01146578 Robotboat Mark VI Satellites for the seas The Robotboat Mark VI is a low-cost way to generate vast amounts of open data about our world's most abundant resource: the oceans. Conceived and built by a team of seasoned engineers, this fully autonomous, mechanical boat can sail itself anywhere (without fuel) in order to collect data on marine life and coral reef systems, measure currents, monitor oil leaks, and more. Robotboat Mark VI by Eamon Carrig PACategory Technology lib_ocagon Silver Spring. MD P,MAN ON THE MOON exhibit at Space Center Houston MAN ON THE MOON exhibit at Space Center Houston by Steve Pyke Photography ®,Category Wi ocabon Houston. TX EXPLORE THIS PROJECT If you believe... To celebrate the 40th anniversary of NASA's final moon landing, the Johnson Space Center in Houston will be hosting an independent exhibition of photos, film footage, and archival materials from the programs storied history. Some of the things to be seen include rarely glimpsed portraits of famous astronauts (Buzz!) and thrilling ephemera, like the first hammer to break off a piece of lunar rock. Is it just the lack of gravity, or are we suddenly breathless? EXPLORE THIS PROJECT Love these projects too? Share the newsletter with your friends! [a Share on Share on Not interested in receiving the newsletter? ou can unsubscribe here: r RUnsubscribe EFTA01146579 Copyright 2012 Kickstarter Inc. Kickstarter Inc. - 155 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002. EFTA01146580