Conquerors of the Satellite

Izmir | Make a Moonquake Map!

Discover the Moonquakes

High-Level Project Summary

We developed a website that has information about moonquakes, their types and their causes and an interactive map of the moon that has details about moonquakes that happened between 1969-1977 and We were told to develop an app that plots siesmic data on an interactive map .We solved this challenge by making a website and embedding a detailed interactive map . It's important because this website allows people to see a lot of information in the form of brief infotmational pages and maps about moonquakes . In the future ,this might help people trying to colonize the moon .

Link to Final Project

https://conquerorsofthesatellite.co/index.html

Link to Project "Demo"

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1n3tWv8iDe7U63DeJrrveHLJrg5Hp1EiK

Detailed Project Description

Using html and css we developed a website that has information about moonquakes, their types and their causes and an embedded interactive map of the moon that has details about moonquakes that happened between 1969-1977 and deployed it using Github Pages .We used Visual Studio Code to write and edit the html and Css code we used for the website . We took a free domain provided by NASA from GoDaddy and used it as the domain for our website . We used Let's Encrypt SSL certificate to secure the connection between the browser and the host .

Here is the our our Github repository :https://github.com/asli61/Conquerors-of-the-satalite-website/tree/active-site

Space Agency Data

We have used NASA's resources which are provided to us. We used them to get information, maps , seismic experiments and more.

NASA inspired us to make a interactive map. Because our main purpose is to inform people about Moonquakes, to show these moonquakes to people with a big detailed map and to contribute to science .

Our reseources which we have used from space agency datas ;

- https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/goddard/2019/moonquakes

- https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4720

-https://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/HamishALSEP.html

-https://moon.nasa.gov/resources/499/2022-moon-maps-for-international-observe-the-moon-night/?site=observe%20the%20moon

-https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2020/nasa-scientists-tapped-to-mature-more-rugged-seismometer-system-to-measure-moonquakes

-https://www.nasa.gov/exploration/home/15mar_moonquakes.html

Hackathon Journey

First of all, thank you for accepting us to this great organization. We had to do everything in a 1 week period and for this reason the period was very challenging. But in the 1 week period, we also had so much fun. This challenge taught a lot of things to us. Firstly, we learned to be a team and to study together for a purpose. As the days moved on, we learned how to communicate more efficiently and we made progress faster and faster every day. After that, we started researching and had to relearn everything we knew about the moon. In the end, we gathered all the information we could and published those in our website. Every member of our team had interest in space. That is why we chose this challange. We wanted to do more than what the challenge asked us to do. That's why we also added informational pages along with our interactive moonquake map. We worked very hard -about seven hours a day- for an entire week to overcome many challanges. First of all We'd like to thank Antalya local mentor Selman Canlı, who informed us of the process. Second of all; our physics teacher Demet Özer Kozat, who introduced us to this challenge and encouraged us to join it. We also would like to our references: Prof. Dr. Ali Kılcık, Assoc.Prof. Banu Isbilen, Consultant Anıl Baysoy, Assoc.Prof. Hasan Ali Dal.