Thursday, September 25, 2014

Real World Report

Real World: On Wednesday morning, India has completely made its satellite MOM orbit Mars. This has been the biggest accomplishment of all times because India was the first country that completed its mission in one attempt. A great milestone that represents the space program. This shows that India can conduct complex priority and accomplish it. 23 out of 41 unknown missions have failed this.

India's spacecraft cost $75 million which was paid off from the success. They built MOM with their own homegrown technology. About three more spacecrafts are studying Mars' surface and other things that are unknown and probably will reveal soon.

For at least six months MOM will orbit Mars to collect enough data to bring back with its 5 solar-powered instrument. One about Mars' weather pattern and another one identifying if water really existed on Mars. Scientists wants to know if the red planet can provide life or if it use to.

We need to care about it because it will be Mars' history. Accomplishing this is such a big news, if all this goes well this day will remain in our lives.



Friday, September 12, 2014

Lessons Learned

The most interesting part about our project is that we are going to help other people be healthy, since we are doing a project about obesity. I always wanted to help people be in the best shape as they can. If I were to pick between this project and another project, I would pick our original one. I have the feeling that we will do great on this topic.

The biggest roadblock that we gone through was deciding who is going to do the voice-over, who is going to write, who is going to edit, and more. We don't really have the choice to not do anything so we voted who's going to do which. We help our teammates on what their assigned to do. We sometimes get stuck on mud, but we figure things out with our by helping each other.

The most valuable part about this project is that we can and we will help people be in shape for the rest of their life. I always wanted to help people, its not that I feel bad its just that we humans have the right to give others all we've got to help them out. Since we got the right teammates that will help out whenever needed we get work done easily and smoothly.

Friday, September 5, 2014

Hiki No Behind The Scene

For Hiki No we are doing a project about obesity. We film really well but sometimes its horrible. We are doing great on our films. Also we have been traveling all around to meet our  interviewee.The idea of this project was to show people how to be fit and be healthy. We want Hawaii to have good health rates and good examples for more people.

When the camera isn't rolling we are trying to think of questions to ask our interviewee. We also call our interviewee to get a schedule when we can meet up with them. We usually pair up so that we can work on other things. We have multiple choice to work on the questions or our research documents. Although we get stuck on mud sometimes but we figure out how to work things out.

I can help my team by getting ready with the questions, voice-overs, and setting up the cameras. I am doing the voice-over, so I need to write the things I am going to say to make everything perfect. We do help each other on their job because sometimes we don't get work done easily by our own. Also we get to choose what part we want to do in the Hiki No project. It's great that we work together and we use our time wisely, we get to know each other everyday.