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FESA

ITS AMAZING ITS HI TEC IT HAS SHRIMP IN ITS MOUTH.

IT TOOK A LONG TIME TO MAKE.

FESA HAS GPS SO IT CAN FIND ITS WAY BACK TO THE BOAT.

THE FESA IS A HIGH TEC submarine and very functional.

It has hairs on its head which collect delicate shrimp and slowly suck them into a tube so they don’t get damaged.

It also has a internet antenna so people can program it from the ship while its under water. And retractable arms and a tube to suck stuff up.

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TheWAG9000                                                                                The wag 9000 has six claws one is a shovel the other is a grabber – and two tiny arms another is a vacuum arm the last one is a gripper – arm. it also has a GPS and camera that can see through dark waters .it has a huge bucket in the middle of the submarine.

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Our Robot is called Droid 7!

It has two smaller robots that fit snuggly inside.

It's purpose is to travel under water and collect specimens for scientist to study!

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We made a robot last term and here are some         descriptions about the robot.

First its name is rat cat and the boot double cheeseburger 2000,0000,00.

Its hands are suckers to get things that can be sampled to learn more about things on the ocean floor.

The back is a blast thingy to quickly move away from danger and its antennas is an alert system to alert when danger is nearby.

The smiley faces are cameras to see the volcanos or anything else.

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Lottie T, Evelyn and Bia, Cienna and Peggy

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Lottie T, Evelyn and Bia, Cienna and Peggy

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Paul the undersea robot

This is our undersea robot PAUL; his features are big eyes(lights), pinkness, top hat (camera), shrimp tail, rotating head, GPS and door They are all his Favorite things. He takes critters and samples of rocks from the bottom of the ocean. He uses his tail to power through the ocean and go fast.

By BIA, Lottie, Peggy, Cienna, Evelyn

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This is our underwater robot SpongeBob design. His feet have rockets to help him speed underwater. Inside his body is a weight to help him go down. He has a camera over his head to help scientists see what’s going on down at the bottom of the ocean. His right arm has chopsticks to help him grab crayfish and with his left arm has a tube to help him suck up stuff like samples and rocks.

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We made two robots, one called Roob, the other called Arb. Put together you get Roobarb spelt wrong. Roob is big an orange he has two cameras and a manipulator arm. He is the main robot and has hatch to catch delicate shrimp and mouth to release arb and store rocks. Arb is a small robot that comes out of Roob and lands on the sand and deploys a camera robot to take photos of animals and under water volcanos and stays there for 1 to 2 months.

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3/4 A Science Guest Speaker: Volcanologist!

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3/4 A Science Guest Speaker: Volcanologist!

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We have had exciting times in 3/4A with Science.

Rebecca Bowden is the Associate Professor of Earth Sciences at the University of Tasmania and a Volcanologist.

And yes like most of us out there I had never met a Volcanologist.

The students have had so much fun and they were so curious with loads of prepared questions.

Rebecca happily with real experiences answered all our wonderings.

We were shown incredible evidence video footage of deep sea volcanoes erupting and sea life at the great depths of the ocean bed.

And the incredible part was that Rebecca goes on these amazing voyages where a multi-million dollar robot goes down to a crazy depth and films remarkable new discoveries.

As a result Rebecca asked the students to design and build there own deep sea robots. After the design process they constructed small models representing their plans.

We all loved the time that Rebecca gave to us and are very grateful.

I wouldn’t be surprised if a few Volcanologist emerge from this cohort of students in the near future. Lets see.

Thanks Rebecca. We really enjoyed having you. - Adiran