The little sub that could

December 25th, 2009 by Ari Daniel Shapiro | Filed in Ocean Gazing Podcast

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5, rated)

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Celebreating the successful recovery of The Scarlet Knight aboard the Spanish Research Vessel Investigador on the aft deck. Credit: RU COOL Room.

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On this episode, I’d like to share a radio piece I produced. It was aired on the program Here and Now hosted by Robin Young a couple weeks back.

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Script for Episode 24

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Photos

RU27 nestled on the zodiac that's being hoisted onto the Investigador. Credit: RU COOL Room.

RU27 just before recovery with the Investigador in the background. Credit: Dan Crowell.

Web Resources

YouTube video: a robot’s daring mission by Dena Seidel
RU27 Flight Across the Atlantic blog
RU27 in the news all over the world!

Tags: Atlantic Crossing, COOL room, David Kaminsky, Ethan Handel, Glider, investigador, Josh Kohut, RU27, rutgers university, Shannon Harrison

One Response to “The little sub that could”

1. Liesl Hotaling | 4/01/10

   This is such an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations to the entire Rutgers team!!

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