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Dnipro | The Trail to Mars: Can You Keep Your Crew Alive

My MARS

High-Level Project Summary

We wanted to entice schoolchildren 10-14 years old to explore space in a playful way

Link to Project "Demo"

https://usnd.to/Xd8s

Link to Final Project

https://usnd.to/Xd8s

Detailed Project Description

And for this we wanted to make a game "My Mars" where the player will get into a faulty multi-level shuttle, which is heading towards Mars. He should honor it by studying the flashcards, instructions where the history of NASA is written. The more he learns the more he will fix the shuttle and fly to Mars.

Space Agency Data

Hackathon Journey

I am very sorry that the hackathon is being held remotely in our country due to quarantine restrictions. There is no live communication with other teams and there is no exchange of experience with nmim.

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Global Judging

This project has been submitted for consideration during the Judging process.

The Trail to Mars: Can You Keep Your Crew Alive

Long-distance space travel comes with a multitude of health risks, but it is difficult to imagine the combined effects of these risks, especially for those who are not fluent in NASA jargon. Your challenge is to create an educational game for middle schoolers (approx. ages 10-14) that focuses on keeping an avatar alive and healthy during a voyage from Earth to Mars and back, and that identifies the most difficult challenges and the biggest risks involved in human spaceflight.