High-Level Project Summary
sustainable energy alternatives were developed in hostile environments in this case it is venus which has a temperature between 390 ° to 485 ° Celsius which through the thermoelectric effect we convert into electrical energy to feed a probe of a size of 32 cm * 16 cm for 1440 hours with a continuous working time of 38 hours this takes a big step in space exploration as it allows us to analyze worlds with characteristics that make life impossible or difficult to access
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Detailed Project Description
Mediating two metal bars, one negative and one positive at different temperatures, this temperature difference allows electricity to be generated through ionic drag, this is called the thermoelectric effect, with this effect we hope to use to the maximum the heat energy from 390° to 485° that it possesses the surface of Venus, this information about the planet, previous missions, development programs etc, was provided by the "spaceppschallenge" page, thanks to this information we hope to generate a high quality and productive alternative for space exploration in hostile environments.
Space Agency Data
- data storage and project of new technologies https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/resources/549/energy-storage-technologies-for-future-planetary-science-missions/ https://techport.nasa.gov/view/92914
- facts about the hostile environment of Venus https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/news/1519/venus-resources/?page=0&per_page=40&order=created_at+desc&search=&tags=Venus&category=324
- automatas project in hostile environments (rover atonomata) https://www.nasa.gov/feature/automaton-rover-for-extreme-environments-aree/
Hackathon Journey
it was a learning experience for both my colleagues and myself who really enjoyed developing such an important challenge as a team together your mentor who guides you in these life experiences that quick thinking that develops the mind of a group in search of a new solution that could solve or take a step in human evolution
References
- word
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- Advice from teachers, doctors, engineers in this event
Tags
#spaceexploration #hardware #electronicdesign