All right. Next story, at an amber market in the Asia country of Myanmar, which is also known as Burma, a Chinese paleontologist recently found something amazing, the tail of what scientists say is a 99-million-year-old dinosaur. It was frozen in amber, yes, like Jurassic Park. The paleontologist said the seller might not have realized the importance of the find, but he didn`t raise the price.
 
下一条新闻，缅甸是一个亚洲国家，最近一位中国古生物学家在琥珀缅甸市场发现了令人惊奇的事物，科学及爱表示，那是约9900万年前的恐龙化石。它被冻结在琥珀中，对的，就像电影《侏罗纪公园》。该古生物学家表示，卖方可能还没意识到这一发现的重要性，所以没有提高价格。
 
Researchers believe it was the tail of a sparrow-sized dinosaur from a group called coelurosaurs. And close ups of the tail indicate the animal had feathers instead of scales. One expert says these aren`t quite the Godzilla-style scaly monsters we once thought they were.
 
研究人员认为这是虚骨龙中一种麻雀大小恐龙的尾巴。但是尾巴的闭合状态表示，这种动物有的是羽毛，而不是鳞屑。一位专家表示，他们并不是我们之前认为的那种有鳞的恐龙。
 
Another paleontologist co-published the findings on the specimen in a scientific journal named Current Biology. He says it`s the first time that part of a mummified dinosaur skeleton has been found. He calls it a once in a lifetime discovery with the finest details visible and in three dimensions.
 
另外一个古生物学家在科学杂志《当代生物学》联合发表了该研究结果。他表示，这是首次在琥珀发现恐龙化石骨骼的尾巴部分。该生物学家将此发现描述为一生中、在立体空间发现的最好的明显的细节。
 
What you`re about to see now is kind of the opposite of the mannequin challenge. It has to do with kinematics, the study of motion. A technologically advanced way to document the movements of people, animals or objects is to use motion captured cameras. They`re specialized, higher end, mot-cap systems can cause tens of thousands of dollars.
 
你将看到的是与人体模型挑战的另外一面。该挑战与运动学有关。用一种先进的技术手段——动作捕捉相机来记录人体、动物和物体的运动。这种具有专业、高端、动作捕捉系统的相机需要耗资上万美元。
 
And you might have seen them used for movies, sports, computer programs or especially video games, this technology is also moving forward in the fields of engineering and medicine.
 
你可能见过它们应用于电影、体育、计算机程序或特别是视频游戏,这种技术将应用于移动工程领域和医学。
 
 
 

 
All right. Next story, at an amber market in the Asia country of Myanmar, which is also known as Burma, a Chinese paleontologist recently found something amazing, the tail of what scientists say is a 99-million-year-old dinosaur. It was frozen in amber, yes, like Jurassic Park. The paleontologist said the seller might not have realized the importance of the find, but he didn`t raise the price.
 
Researchers believe it was the tail of a sparrow-sized dinosaur fro ma group called coelurosaurs. And close ups of the tail indicate the animal had feathers instead of scales. One expert says these aren`t quite the Godzilla-style scaly monsters we once thought they were.
 
Another paleontologist co-published the findings on the specimen in a scientific journal named Current Biology. He says it`s the first time that part of a mummified dinosaur skeleton has been found. He calls it a once in a lifetime discovery with the finest details visible and in three dimensions.
 
What you`re about to see now is kind of the opposite of the mannequin challenge. It has to do with kinematics, the study of motion. A technologically advanced way to document the movements of people, animals or objects is to use motion captured cameras. They`re specialized, higher end, mot-cap systems can cause tens of thousands of dollars.
 
And you might have seen them used for movies, sports, computer programs or especially video games, this technology is also moving forward in the fields of engineering and medicine.