OMSI is seeking college interns to develop and present
compelling demonstrations using spherical display
systems (Science on a Sphere, Magic Planet) that make
NASA datasets and research processes accessible to
the public.
The demonstrations should frame NASA data to tell
interesting stories in a visually engaging setting that
demonstrate how NASA satellite data is collected.
At OMSI’s main museum location, this programming will
be displayed on a Science on a Sphere system, while
Magic Planet spherical display systems will be used to
provide programs at rural libraries, schools, and other
outreach venues.
Interns will work together in groups of two or three.
Internships will begin March 1, 2011 and will be offered
quarterly through May 31, 2013
Click here for full details.
compelling demonstrations using spherical display
systems (Science on a Sphere, Magic Planet) that make
NASA datasets and research processes accessible to
the public.
The demonstrations should frame NASA data to tell
interesting stories in a visually engaging setting that
demonstrate how NASA satellite data is collected.
At OMSI’s main museum location, this programming will
be displayed on a Science on a Sphere system, while
Magic Planet spherical display systems will be used to
provide programs at rural libraries, schools, and other
outreach venues.
Interns will work together in groups of two or three.
Internships will begin March 1, 2011 and will be offered
quarterly through May 31, 2013
Click here for full details.
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