High-Level Project Summary
The evolution of living things, where organisms make changes to adapt to their surroundings. Or we could say that only individuals that have adapted to their environment can survive and perpetuate their genes. The birth of life is like a miracle, a collision between an infinitely large universe and the infinitesimal chance of the first reproducing life on its own. Our birth is precious, and we deserve to know and understand how we were born. We have combined the characteristics of different creatures and created an ideal creature that can survive in space. It could help future humans gain the means to overcome extreme environments through Earth's native organisms.
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Detailed Project Description
This app provides a basic knowledge of biology for those who want to understand the evolution of living things and the special body structure of living things. The app has succeeded in making more people aware of the causes and effects of evolution.
This app has inspired more people to live in extreme weather and extreme conditions when colonizing space. It facilitates future human solutions to these problems from the Earth's native organisms
I hope that more people will learn about this basic biology and participate in similar competitions.
Space Agency Data
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Hackathon Journey
My team and I were developing an app for the first time and we learned all sorts of tricks to develop a brand new app, and of course we learned all sorts of new and unimaginable things in the process of gathering information.
We chose this challenge because we are all students of biology and we are also very interested in the evolution of living things.
We developed this app through the MITEducation Apps inventor.
My team and I were not very proficient at the beginning of the app development and therefore wasted some time but we seriously went to the internet to find a solution and managed to solve it.
I am very grateful to my team members for tolerating my capriciousness and taking on this challenge with me despite my busy academic schedule.
References
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tardigrade
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/invertebrates/facts/tardigrades-water-bears
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cockroach
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27892758/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deinococcus_radiodurans
Tags
#newcomers #biology #basic #space