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Part 1: The impenetrable Star Fort (1780).
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Part 3, a look at the partnerships that made the 3D image mapping possible.
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Part 6: Data Collection An in-depth look at how data was collected inside the tunnel for 3D imaging.
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Part 2, a look inside the tunnel and some of its history. Summer 1781, Gen. Nathanael Greene had his military engineer, Thaddeus Kosciuszko, devise a plan to build a tunnel underneath the Star Fort in...
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Part 7: How different types of data were scanned and collected and will be utilized.
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Part 5: Keeping the tunnel structure stable during scanning.
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Part 8: Understanding the posterity of the Kosciuszko's Tunnel project and the future of the novel technologies used.
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One of three astronauts inducted into the South Carolina Hall Of Fame, Ronald McNair was one of the shuttle astronauts killed in the Challenger explosion on January 28, 1986. Born and raised in Lake...
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S.C. Astronauts is a mini-documentary about South Carolina's three astronauts: Charles Duke, Jr. of Apollo 16; Ronald McNair of the Space Shuttle Challenger; and Shuttle Astronaut and current NASA...
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What is a Trauma Surgeon? Surgeons are physicians who specialize in treating injuries, deformities and disease by using invasive procedures. Trauma Surgeons treat critically injured patients who...
