Exploring the Cosmic Neighborhood - studies in
Community out there
The Camp Internet Habitat Project has taken students to many
parts of the world to study Sustainable Habitats. From the exploration
of Human and Animal Habitats we have learned what makes an Endangered
Habitat
and what permits a Sustainable Habitat.
An exciting new part of Camp Internet this year is the use
Internet to link our
students via real-time video to the Great Ape Habitat at the Santa
Barbara Zoo, to NASA's Space Shuttle, (a Human Space
Habitat), several Marine Habitats (the Channel Islands National Marine
Sancutuary & the Cabrillo Aquarium) and to California Backcountry
Habitats.
Now - to go
beyond the Shuttle, and beyond
Earth, we begin the study of Life "out there".
We will work with NASA as we study Habitat design for the Mars
project and we'll look into the possibilities of life other than human,
that many already be exploring space and contacting Earth.
This section of the RAIN-Habitat Project studies UFO's, evidence of
encounters with Alien cultures and other elements of Space Studies and
Inter-Species Communications.
Let's begin the class with Michael Lindemann's Introduction
and an introduction to our Trail Guide from the Santa Barbara Museum of
Natural History - David Kary
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