NASA Seeks New Partners to Help Put All Eyes on 阿耳特弥斯 Moon Missions
NASA is seeking new partners to help the agency tell the story of human exploration at the Moon with the 阿耳特弥斯 program in ways that engage, excite, and inspire a worldwide audience. 直到这个十年末, NASA will explore more of the lunar surface than ever before and will establish a sustainable human presence with 阿耳特弥斯 in preparation for future human missions to Mars.
该机构发布了一份 建议公告 calling for submissions of potential partnerships to visually bring the public along for the ride in new ways, starting as early as a trip around the Moon with astronauts on the 阿耳特弥斯二世 任务，目标是2023年. 提案截止时间是晚上11点59分.m. 美国东部时间12月. 11, 2020.
"We're looking for partners to use advanced technologies, imagery applications and approaches that will go beyond our standard coverage on NASA TV," said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. "We want to capture the awe of Apollo for a new generation – the 阿耳特弥斯 Generation. Just as people were glued to the TV 50 years ago as astronauts took the first steps on the Moon, we want to bring people along in this new era of exploration."
Spacecraft are routinely outfitted with NASA cameras for technical and operational support, 比如检查太阳能电池阵列, and footage from these cameras typically is used to supplement mission coverage on NASA Television. This announcement primarily focuses on proposals that include potential innovative technologies or hardware, such as cameras or other equipment that a partner might fly on the mission to augment existing NASA imagery.
Examples could include hardware such as 360-degree field-of-view camera systems, 虚拟现实, advanced imagery compression to improve image quality over limited bandwidth communication links; unique storytelling and distribution methods, 4K和超高清摄像系统, 机器人的“第三人称”视角, 船员手持摄像系统, 图像稳定, 小型便携式相机, or other concepts that provide more engaging imagery or deliver a custom viewer experience.
NASA welcomes responses from broadcasters, 工作室, 航空航天工业, 学术机构, 非营利组织, 和其他人, as well as collaborations between multiple entities for creative proposals to help acquire or use NASA’s live or recorded imagery to help tell the story of exploring the Moon.
Submissions should outline the proposed public engagement project, potential to enhance public understanding of the 阿耳特弥斯 program, distribution mechanisms to reach large audiences, requested support from NASA in the form of existing media or access to facilities and personnel, and a description of unique video, 音频或成像硬件, 软件, or related technology a partner might seek to place on or in NASA’s Orion spacecraft or other NASA equipment, 设施或基础设施.
Proposals for storytelling collaborations to reach large portions of the public or new audiences using ground-based filming or imagery, and which do not require partner-provided equipment, 可以通过NASA的 standard film and television collaboration process.
NASA's 阿耳特弥斯 I mission is an uncrewed flight test that will launch Orion on the agency's Space Launch System rocket to orbit the Moon and return to Earth. 论阿尔忒弥斯二世, Orion will carry a crew of astronauts around the Moon and back, and 阿耳特弥斯二世I will land the first woman and next man on the lunar surface. Subsequent missions will explore more of the Moon and test the technologies and procedures needed for human exploration of Mars.
Learn more about NASA’s 阿耳特弥斯 program: http://www.nasa.gov /Artemis
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