High-Level Project Summary
In our projects, we use a special app that is connected with satellites. . The app uses real-time data from satellites.. Our app will collect thermal images of ozone layer depletion by advanced NASA satellites. Our technology can separate carbon and oxygen. The carbon will be converted into solid through technology. By selling blood solid carbon to different companies, we will be economically self-sufficient and will be able to utilize the carbon.
Link to Final Project
Link to Project "Demo"
Detailed Project Description
Different gases from the air will enter the machine. Water naturally reacts with carbon dioxide to produce hydrogen carbonate. Again hydrogen carbonate will be sold naturally to produce water and carbon dioxide. In this way we can detect carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide and water are heated to form carbon monoxide and water. Again, carbon and oxygen can be separated by pressing the carbon monoxide. Oxygen will mix, pressurize the carbon into a liquid, and carbon-7 6. Keep it at 56 degrees Celsius to turn the carbon. By selling the solid carbon to various factories, we will become financially self-sufficient and the amount of carbon-dioxide from the environment will decrease and the amount of oxygen will continue to increase. By doing this we can change the climate through this technology and we can give a beautiful world and also move ahead economically.
Space Agency Data
We use most of the data from NASA
https://datos.gob.mx/busca/dataset?theme=Geoespacial
Hackathon Journey
My Space Apps experience was an amazing and enjoyable. I learned many creative and unique chemical reaction. we realized that our team spirit is capable of fabricating ideas practically through our previous experience of product development in internships. We found the protect earth exploration needs several creators to come ahead to create devices for solving the increasing carbon di oxide problems. Hence, we stepped forward. Firstly, we identified the problems or the carbon di oxide where improvement can be implemented with the recently developed technologies.
References
[1] https://climate.nasa.gov/
[2] https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/
[3] https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/
[4] https://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/
Tags
#climate #ozon #world #nasa #spaceappchalleng #carbon #apps #technology #air #oxygen