High-Level Project Summary
In the beginning, we tried our best to give you all the information and data you need to travel to space on the website, including how to avoid getting sick and dealing with other issues as well as how to understand what exactly happens inside your body while you're in space, what happens when you return to Earth. After that, we conducted research into the issues that astronauts in space face. We discovered that the radiations that astronauts encounter are among the most dangerous because they affect their muscles. We developed a cardio program to help the astronauts protect their muscles, and we created an aluminum space suit, for them to wear in order to shield them from the radiations.
Link to Final Project
Link to Project "Demo"
Detailed Project Description
In the beginning, we completed two projects: one in the area of software, which was a website, and we use HTML software language to make it, and the other in the area of hardware. On the website, we did our best to provide you with all the information and data you need to travel to space, such as how to avoid getting sick and dealing with other issues as well as how to understand what precisely occurs inside your body while you're in space, what happens when you return to Earth, and how to deal with, to use it you can follow the website link and you will find the information that you need. In the second, we carried out two actions that would benefit astronauts during their space mission. The first is an iron cardio, and we chose it because, after extensive research, we discovered that the dangerous effects that astronauts experience during their space missions are on their muscles, such as: muscle laxity, and using an iron cardio would help them protect their muscles from muscle laxity. In the second, we created an aluminum space suit for the astronauts, after searching, we discovered that radiations are one of the most dangerous issues that astronauts experience in space. We also discovered that aluminum is one of the materials that is best able to withstand radiations. And we that the two projects would help people and astronauts.
Space Agency Data
We use the Arabic version of the official Nasa website, which is an extension of that site. And we use it in the information we need to complete our website about the changes an astronaut's body and cells go through throughout a space mission. Additionally, it had study articles on the topic as well as news conferences with well-known astronauts who discussed their missions and experiences. And this helped us a lot.
Hackathon Journey
The Hackathon was one of the most intriguing portions of our journey, and we learned a lot from it that would benefit us in our daily lives. We also improved our ability to depend on ourselves, work in teams, and aid one another. We also learned a lot from the evaluators. There are several things that inspired us to work on this project, but the primary one was seeing the excellent movie Interstellar. In this movie, an astronaut is on a space mission to discover a new planet to live on. After watching the movie, we discussed how he spent 20 years in space and how this affected his body's cells, as well as the functions of his organs. We then chose our challenge, searched for the biological influences in the human body when he goes to space, we made a website to share our findings, and we created a project for astronauts to aid them in the space. And if there were any difficulties or obstacles, we sought to discuss them with one another in order to come up with a solution.and if we couldn't locate what we were looking for on one website, we tried another. At the end we would like to express our gratitude to our professors for their assistance and guidance.
References
We utilize the website of NASA Arabia, and it was very helpful to us in gathering material for the website. To create the website, we used the HTML and CSS coding languages. In addition, we make the space suit out of aluminum, and we use the wood, and iron to do the cardio.
Tags
#software and #Hardware