Videos for Category Profiles (74)
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Spheres - Synchronized Position Hol...
Added over 5 years ago | 00:03:46 | 19022 views
In spring 2000, 13 graduating MIT seniors developed and tested three mini-satellites that could lead the way to similar devices that fly in formation, much like Thunderbirds in an Air Force show. The range of potential applications inc...
Remembering Doc Draper
Added almost 5 years ago | 00:10:29 | 18659 views
Vintage footage of Doc, and remembrances by MIT Aero-Astro colleagues
MAGLOA
Added over 4 years ago | 00:11:36 | 18419 views
Massachusetts Academic Games of America - See how MIT students got involved and how local schools benefit from this involvement.
Proteus, the Penguin Boat
Added over 5 years ago | 00:01:59 | 18353 views
The Proteus project is the challenge of pragmatically applying highly efficient natural fish propulsion technologies to conventional vessels. Just as a penguin or sea turtle are a rigid body with fish-like flapping fins, Proteus is a bo...
Lecture: The Life and Works of Doc ...
Added over 5 years ago | 00:59:17 | 17857 views
Institute Professor, Harold "Doc" Edgerton revolutionized photography with his high speed strobe lighting techniques. He came to MIT as a student in 1926. By the time of his passing in 1990 he had profoundly affected MIT and the world wi...
William J. Mitchell: Revitalization...
Added 2 years ago | 00:03:54 | 17681 views
William J. Mitchell, the former dean of MIT's School of Architecture and Planning, led the Smart Cities research group at the MIT Media Lab and helped oversee an ambitious expansion of the MIT campus. As architectural advisor to then-Pre...
RoboSnail
Added over 5 years ago | 00:03:14 | 17043 views
The humble snail, trailed by its ribbon of slime, now has its first robotic counterpart in research at MIT that could lead to new forms of locomotion for machines. Assistant Professor Annette "Peko" Hosoi and her colleagues in the Mech...
Intellectual Capital: Arnie Barnett...
Added over 5 years ago | 00:42:59 | 16922 views
Widely considered the nation's leading expert on aviation safety, Arnie Barnett uses his background in applied math to help conquer his own fear of flying. He calms himself — and sometimes even fellow passengers — during turbulence by r...
MIT Science of Baseball Program (MSBP)
Added over 4 years ago | 00:03:54 | 16582 views
The MIT Science of Baseball Program (MSBP) is a summer program provided free of charge to talented boys who attend public school in Boston or Cambridge, who will enter the eighth grade in the fall of 2009, and who have a love for math, s...
STEM Squash Program
Added over 4 years ago | 00:02:28 | 16570 views
During the summer STEM Program, students are exposed to not only new mental, but also new physical games and challenges - such as the thinking game of squash.
Interview with Tymothy Kennedy at M...
Added almost 4 years ago | 00:10:47 | 16034 views
Interview with Tymothy Kennedy for RRTN at MIT. Conducted by Don Warren.
NASA ISS Video Tour
Added over 5 years ago | 00:10:20 | 15415 views
Take a video tour of the International Space Station with MIT Alum Lt. Col. Mike Fincke
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