Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Research Update - Team 2: Robo Squad

Team Robo Squad has defined their community as the Submarine! Currently, they are looking into two possible issues, one being the trash disposal process of a submarine, and the second option is submarine communication with the outside world.

Trash:
According to the team's research, the trash on the submarine are disposed differently depending on how long the submarine's mission is. On short missions, the trash are bundled up and brought back to port for disposal. But on longer missions, the trash are dumped into the ocean.

Communication:
Team need to research what the existing submarine communication process is, and if there is any limitation, and further more, if there is room for improvement?

Questions:
(1) where are the trash being dumped?
(2) Can the trash be re-used and setup as undersea habitat?

Field Trip:
The team has decided to visit the Intrepid-Sea Air Museum to see the Growler Submarine.
http://www.foresthillslego.com/2009-2010projectresearch2

Suggested date: Election day(11/3) or Veteran's day (11/11)
If we can get 15 people to go, we can get group discount and special tour guide.(need to book it 2 weeks prior to the visit)
Please email iffat@aol.com for your preferred date, and how many people in your party (above the age of 2).

Intrepid-Sea Air Museum
(212) 245-0072
Pier 86 12th Ave. & 46th Street,
New York, NY 10036
Adult – $19.50 , Youth (6-17) – $14.50, Child (2-5) – $7.50
Seniors (62+) – $15.50, Veterans – $15.50, College Students (w/valid ID) – $15.50
Free for : Child under (2), Retired Military, Active Duty, Museum Members

(Submitted by Coach Lisa)

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