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Submitted by karina on Tue, 02/03/2009 - 11:04pmPublished in
The purple niu seams to be going in a different direction as the other two nius'. The is probably because of the ocean currents. Although all three of the niu's were launched at the same place at the same time they are not going in the same direction. Something could have even bumped into the niu to make it go in a different direction.
Niu - Out to Sea at Last!
Submitted by Niu on Tue, 02/03/2009 - 10:46amPublished in
Ugh, okay, so I actually have a confession. I know I haven’t mentioned anything before, but I have two other siblings out here with me. We’re triplets. They were kind of upset that I never mentioned them, but I’m mentioning them now to get them off my case.
Project Niu Field Trip
Submitted by iankawika on Mon, 01/26/2009 - 10:13amPublished in
Recently in class we have been discussing the Project Niu. Evan and Josiah, from Project Niu, came to talk to our classes and about theeir research project. So in class we all came up with ideas for questions to ask them. My question was where the debris and pollution was coming from, where it was going, and how is it affecting the areas its passing through. So today in the morning period one and two all met up at Ms. Costello's room, and then got on the bus and met up with KMS who invited us with them. Then we got on the bus with them and went to Kualoa beach.
Niu's First Photo
Submitted by Niu on Tue, 11/25/2008 - 6:58pmPublished in
Everything is coming together Journal! So much has been going on!
I’ve been going out of the office more to run more battery and solar panel tests – but this time, I’ve been out for an entire WEEK instead of just the weekend! It’s not that I don’t like spending time with the people at Archinoetics, but I need to be out and FREE! That’s why I can’t wait until I’m out surfing the ocean!
Just What is Project Niu All About?
A lot of people have asked me about Project Niu, and just what is it? Is it an excuse to go the beach? To play with really cool toys? To make kids do science homework?
Well, the answer is longer than you might think. But it is also a really incredible, and extremely interesting project.
Niu's Weekend Adventure
Submitted by Niu on Mon, 11/03/2008 - 12:37pmPublished in
Great news! A bunch of stuff happened since I last talked to you.
The coolest part was that I actually got a chance to leave the office over the weekend. The people at Archinoetics wanted to do some tests on my solar panels and batteries. They wanted to see how the solar panels read and if the battery was charging. (I don’t know about you, but I was looking more forward to the sunbathing than the testing.) The only down side to the weekend was that it rained practically the whole time! Good thing I had something to cover up with or I would have been in big trouble.
The New Niu
Submitted by Niu on Tue, 10/14/2008 - 1:01pmPublished in
Since this is my first entry, let me introduce myself . . . My name is Niu. I’m the second of my kind! I have a big brother, also a Niu. We’re both from Project Niu, and in case you didn’t know, “niu” in Hawaiian means “coconut”.
You Can Blog Now!
Submitted by Evan on Mon, 09/15/2008 - 5:48pmPublished in
This is my first blog on the new Project Niu website, which now allows everyone to write their own personal blog here. I'm very excited about the 2008-2009 school year for Project Niu... there are a lot of new things coming! Not only do we have an exciting new version of Niu with new features (more on that soon), but we also have a new website and lots more students involved. In fact, we will have about 150-200 students taking part in Project Niu this year! Awesome.
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