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Meet the Bell LIVE! 2000 Team
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Here is the R/V Blue Heron, one of two research vessels that was docked right outside the Great Lakes Aquarium during the broadcasts. |
Here is the L.L. Smith Jr., the other research vessel used during the broadcasts. It is slightly smaller than the Blue Heron, but very charming. |
This a picture of the satellite van belonging to CONUS Communications. Their employees and equipment make it possible for students all over the country to view our broadcasts. |
If you've got questions, we've got answers! We had a room full of museum staff, experts and volunteers, who were all very busy answering questions that were faxed and emailed to us during the broadcasts. |
And...Action! If you saw the broadcast, than you probably know what it looked like in front of the cameras, but did you know what it looked like behind all of those cameras? |
This is a picture of our hosts and Bell LIVE! team members as they explore a tank full of those curious looking sturgeons. During the broadcast, the cameras zoomed in so close you could almost feel the fish slime on your hands! |
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We
would like to introduce you to the wonderful group of students that
made up this year's Bell LIVE! Team. These students did a great job assisting host researchers
in various experiments, tests and live animal handling. Here they are working hard in beautiful
Duluth, Minnesota, right on the shores of Lake Superior. During our
visit to Duluth, we got a chance to tour the new Great Lakes Aquarium
and board the R/V Blue Heron.