High-Level Project Summary
When we saw the challenges faced, we decided to create a card game since card game is one of the most direct ways to attract young audiences' interest. We wanted to use card game as an intermedium to let them know more about space science. The card game uses a precise way to let young people have an idea about the Parker Solar Probe Project, making them more interested in space science. Since then, space science has a brighter future with even more spectacular projects.
Link to Final Project
Link to Project "Demo"
Detailed Project Description
Each players get to hold four cards. Every round, they can either use Venus Cards to move their tokens ahead a few steps according to the number on the cards, use obstacle cards to push opponent’s tokens backwards or just don’t use cards at all and change a card. Players change their used card to a fresh card in the unused deck. The winner is the first player whom token arrived at the sun first or the player whom token is closest to the sun after all the cards are used. The Venus cards allow tokens to move forward as the gravity of Venus assists the Parker Solar Probe to move closer to the Sun. The obstacle cards include programming faults, the head of Parker Solar Probe facing the sun, the Water-Cooling System losing its water.
It is a simple and precise way to let young people have an idea about the Parker Solar Probe Project, eventually making young people become more interested in space science and allow the science to have a brighter future with even more spectacular projects.
We used canva and 剪映 for editing video and preparing slides when we are developing our project.
Space Agency Data
We used the model in the video and draw it on chessman.
NASA's Parker Solar Probe Touches The Sun For The First Time - YouTube
We used the statistic in the video and write it on our board.
Hackathon Journey
We would describe our Space Apps experience is fun and interesting. We know and learn more about space knowledge that we get a lot of new resources from the space apps challenges websites. We get to discover out of the box ways to express the amazing Parker Solar Probe project, allowing young people to create a bond with space science, leaving a spark of it in their hearts.
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#Card game