God of The Sun 🌞

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To be able to learn more from our space, the group God of The Sun chose to join the world’s biggest engineering challenge. In this challenge it includes different categories of people that can create different kinds of ideas. To be able to compete with other groups around the world, such as scientists, artists, engineering, etc. We as a student in high school chose to create a video to introduce the Parker Solar Probe. 

To make this challenge possible, at the first stage communicate the different ideas for different cultural backgrounds teammates together about the idea for the challenge “On The Way to The Sun”.This step can create a foundation for group collaboration which perfectly connects one of the ideas which is collaboration and culture. 

When the project starts it is really hard to keep all the teammates on the track and having the same idea. During the communication we respect each other's teammates' ideas and blend the ideas together. The most memorable thing during this stage is one of our teammates wanted to use the 3D printer to finish most of the model on the project, but we only have two days to finish the project. To print out all the models is going to take days, after we discuss as a team we choose the Parker Solar Probe model that is going to print out by the 3D printer. Other models we are going to reuse the products that got recycled. 

At the second stage, more ideas and questions popped out. For example, what kind of introduction that we want to introduce to the audience, what kind of information that we want to include, what is the purpose of this mission, etc. To be able to answer those questions we went on the internet to search different kinds of resources such as the documentary on National Geographic, the information from NASA’s website, and the information from other’s previous research. One the other hand, breaking down the parts of work can be easier to work as a group because everyone can have their own responsibility to in charge the part they have, also it can increase the efficiency to have more elastic time to improve our group work. 

The data that we have include into this project is the distance that the sun to the earth. The days that the orbit that from the earth to the sun, and the closest the distance that the solar probe reach the sun. According to the data that we have find before it inspire us because of the temperature that the sun have, and the different gravity acceleration that Venus and sun have to create the orbit road for the solar probe. Those information can help us to be able to know and learn on this certain mission.

In this challenge, to explore more about the Parker Solar Probe we need to have the acknowledgement on the subject such as, physics, chemistry, and the organizing skills for the large amount of resources. The most important developed part of our team is the appreciation of group work. Before the challenge we didn’t have a solid idea on how teamwork is going to be, and how it is important for today’s society. Begin through this challenge the most things that we learn from the work we have been through, the resources that we have researched through the project is to be able to make a better or an excellent project we need to be able to appreciate others ideas and work, learn from them, work with them to explore a unpredictable idea. The most successful example for us I think is the Parker Solar Probe mission. To be defined the Parker Solar Probe mission as a successful teamwork example not because it is our challenge, it is more about the time that it has been through, the amount of work and experience it has been through, and the great teamwork that the people who were involved in this project. Those reasons are the main reasons to build up the successful example of the main idea SPACE

of this Hackathon challenge.

For the physical demo we used different sizes of styrofoam balls to make The Sun, Earth, and Venus. For the satellite , we used Sketch Up to design it and 3D printed it out. Later on we used some cardboards. wood sticks, iron road, and print to put everything together, For the information that we have been researched are mostly from National Geographic and NASA website. Few information are from Google Scholar.

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