"Across Space and Time" -- The Interelationship of Technology and Basic Research

9453799 Haynes 摘要 康奈尔大学正在制作一个关于西弗吉尼亚州格林班克 100 米射电望远镜的纪录片电视节目。 这部电影计划作为 PBS 的特别节目，将记录望远镜建造背后的工程和技术，并检查和解释射电天文学。 将开发并分发辅助教育材料，包括 20 分钟版本的视频，以便通过美国天文学会和太平洋天文学会在非正式教育环境中使用。 此外，有关绿岸望远镜和射电天文学的图像和信息将通过电子公告板服务（例如 GOPHER 或 MOSAIC）提供。 还将开发用于中学课程的教材，康奈尔大学开发的“跨越时空”本科课程将提供给其他学院和大学的教师。 此外，该影片和相关材料将作为国家肖托夸短期课程计划下绿岸大学教师短期课程的核心内容。 PI 和主要内容开发者是康奈尔大学天文学教授玛莎·海恩斯 (Martha Haynes)，该教授与国家天文学和电离层中心以及放射物理和空间研究中心相关。 该影片由纽约伊萨卡的 PhotoSynthesis Production 制作。 大卫·格鲁克 (David Gluck) 担任联合制片人、导演兼摄影师，黛博拉·霍德 (Deborah Hoard) 担任联合制片人兼编剧。 由天文学家、教师和非正式科学教育工作者组成的十二人顾问委员会将指导该项目的开发。

9453799 Haynes ABSTRACT Cornell University is producing a documentary television program about the 100-meter radio telescope in Green Bank, West Virginia. The film, planned as a PBS special, will document the engineering and technology behind the construction of the telescope as well as examining and explaining the science of radio astronomy. Ancillary educational material, including a 20 minute version of the video, will be developed and distributed for use in informal education setting through the American Astronomical Society and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. In addition images and information about the Green Bank Telescope and the science of radio astronomy will be made available through an electronic bulletin board service such as GOPHER or MOSAIC. Teaching materials also will be developed for use in the secondary school curriculum and an "Across Space and Time" undergraduate curriculum developed at Cornell University will be made available to faculty at other colleges and universities. In addition, the film and related material will serve as the centerpiece for short courses for college teachers at Green Bank under the National Chautauqua Short Course Program. The PI and major content developer is Martha Haynes, Professor of Astronomy at Cornell University associated with the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center and the Center for Radiophysics and Space Research. The film is being produced by PhotoSynthesis Production of Ithaca, New York. David Gluck is co-producer, director, and cinematographer and Deborah Hoard is co-producer and writer. A twelve person advisory committee of astronomers, teachers, and informal science educators will guide development of the project.