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JIMMY WATSON'S PROJECT DIARY
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DINOSAURS
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Roamed the earth
about 65,000,000 million years ago. They are synonymous with large
objects, and many animatronic robots have been built for museums, events
and other displays.
Anime - The animated Japanese artform derived from Manga comics - top 10 picks Ant Man and the Wasp movies 2015 & 2018 (Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas, Evangeline Lilly) Anthony - The Dinobot in this story Antarctic - South pole Arctic - North pole Arduino - micro computer Army - British Ministry of Defence Corps dealing with land warfare, HQ based at Andover, Hampshire Autonomous computers - Thinking self aware evolving software with upgradeable hardware & operating system BFI - London Film Festival 9 - 20 October 2024 in association with American Express Big Hero 6 - Walt Disney animation Blade Runner 1982 Sci-fi - Ridley Scott Brighton - A seaside city on the south coast of England Buckingham Palace - Official residence of King Charles and Queen Camilla Budget British Movie - Casting, shooting, pre and post production and VFX animatronics using Sussex locations Bullies Chappie - 2015 Sci-Fi Chatbots - Bard & Bing by Google and Microsoft Christmas Films - Index of festive pictures Church of England Primary School - Hurstmonceux village Computers - Electronic microprocessors Dinobots Dinosaurs - Very large creatures that roamed the earth millions of years ago Downing Street, Number 10 - British Prime Minister's residence DSTL - Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory - Porton Down, Porstmouth, Salisbury Eastbourne - A coastal town in East Sussex with a nice pier Elf - 2003 Christmas movie starring Will Ferell Empire of the Ants - H. G. Wells, movie starring Joan Collins Engineering - Making things, mostly out of metals Eugenics Societies - Attempts at biological culling of humans deemed to be mentally or socially defective in London and N.Y. Ex Machina - 2015 sci-fi AI humanoids Geeks - People who are into learning Giant Robot Ant - Antics, Arduino, Armour, Black box, Electronics, Head, Gimbals, Jaws, Legs, Motors, Radio control, Raspberry Pi, Sentry mode, Software, Soldier animatronics, Sound proofing, Space rovers, Speed, Suspension, Tail Walking mechanics, Wargaming, Weapons Gladiator - 2000 movie, Russel Crowe Hailsham - A market town in Sussex, Merry Olde England Hard drives - Old fashioned spinning disc based computer memory storage devices Hastings - A coastal town in East Sussex famous for the 1066 Battle, also with one of the largest beach fishing fleets in the world Herstmonceux - A special village in Sussex, England Ho, ho, ho - The signature laugh of Santa Claus Horizon - Post Office scandal, mass convictions on trumped up charges leading to miscarriages of British justice Hurstmonceux Castle - A brick built fortification with a moat and turrets Intelligence - The ability of a biological organism or electronic machine, to understand their world and solve problems Invisibility - Camouflage or light bending, such as to fool the eye and remain undetected, as with Chameleons I,Robot - Isaac Asimov based film - 3 laws safe robotics
JULIA ROBERTS - Julia trying Jimmy Watson's Magic Dinobot for size. She decided that Anthony would benefit from a saddle if riding the giant insect for any distance.
Jeep - Timothy Watson's Cherokee conversion to green hydrogen methanol fuels Jesus Christ - Was born in a manger to the Virgin Mary and Joseph Jimmy Watson - The robotics prodigy in this story Jingle All The Way - 1996 Christmas film starring Arnold Schwazenegger Jingle Bells - A classic Christmas song Kings Charles III - The Head of State in the United Kingdom Life - What is a living thing? Magic - The world of illusion, tricks, conjuring, spells & potions Manga - Japanese comics and pop art culture - top ten Marion Watson - Retired teacher & fine artist Naughty Lists - Badly behaved children get no presents or wishes Newhaven - A port on the south coast of England, where ferries sail to France across the English Channel Nice Lists - Well behaved children get present and dreams come true North Pole - The Arctic, where Santa Claus has his workshops Observatory - Telescopes, Greenwich Meridian, GMT at Hurstmonceux Ordinary - Something that is not unusual, hence is commonplace Pevensey Levels - Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) RAMSAR site Programming - Code that is used to make computers do things Queen Camilla - Consort (companion) to King Charles III Quotient Raspberry Pi - Micro computer Real Steel - 2011 sci-fi boxing robots Robotics - A to Z Santa Claus - A fictional character based on Saint Nicholas Satellites - DGPS, Differential Global Positioning Systems for navigating on land sea and air, on planet earth Seaford - A town along the south coast of England Sectasaur - A giant extinct Antarctic insect & the supporting evolutionary theory Scooby Doo - The Legend of the Phantosaur 2011 animated movie SIM cards - Subscriber Identity Modules & PIN Personal Identification Numbers Smart phones - Mobile telecommunications devices with computer apps & cameras Solid State Hard Drives - Modern computer memory storage, without moving parts South pole - The Antarctic STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths - tackling the skills shortages Sussex - A geographical area of England Them - Warner Bros movie 1954 Timothy Watson - British Army general MI6, secret service, stationed in Germany Transport - A way to move objects from one location to another Ultra Violet - Visibility - To be able to see objects using reflected light, infra red or other detectable sources Volkswagen - Custom Arches, Bodywork, Brakes, Engines, Kombi Wagon T2, Spray Painting, Tinware, Vinyl Wrapping Wealden District Council - Councillors, Green Party, Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Reform UK Welding - Joining metals using heat from burning gas, or electric arc (plasma flame) technology Wishes - Something a person hopes might happen, even prays for Xmas - Index of Christmas movies X-rays - A kind of radiation that reveals details of solid objects, typically bones in humans Ying Yang - Zero Carbon - Net Zero
JIMMY
WATSON
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His mother, Marion, teases her son about his dreams to build a large robot ant with a
drawing of her son riding on the ant's back. Then it comes true.
CHAPTERS - CHARACTERS - FILMS - MAGIC - PLOT OUTLINE - SECTASAUR
Some
of Jimmy Watson's friends, with the Magic Dinobot
THE MAGIC DINOBOT - From Jameson Hunter, an original TV series idea, germinated in 2016. Jimmy dreams of building a giant robot ant as a special project, then one day his dreams come true when the robot he has built is transformed into a living, breathing, companion. NOTE: This story is Copyright © Jameson Hunter Ltd, March 30 2016. All rights reserved. You will need permission from the author to reproduce the book cover on the right or any part of the story published on this page.
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