Space has been a mystery ever since the beginning. This mystery has created a curiosity among us human beings to uncover the wonders of space. Many inventions, innovative thinking and implementations of various technologies from different fields and their specific tools are necessary for this lucrative venture. Our challenge was to create interactive 3D models of equipment for education purposes and also for young inquisitive minds to look into Space Exploration.
Taking a lesson from the successful Apollo Mission, we have created few tools which can be used to explore space or matter pertaining to space.
We, the team 3Dify, totally understand that tools are a basic requirement to construct or find and store anything in the universe. Hence, we came up with this project to demonstrate various 3D tools.
Re-constructing and modifying 3D tools designed for the Apollo mission paves a clear path to exploration of other planets.
A detailed study of the soil samples back to earth will equip us with the knowledge for habitation on other planets and take us one step close to our future.
All our 3D tools furnish the explorers with better functionality and are highly compatible, regardless of the planet to explore.
The best part is all our 3D tools can be 3D printed effortlessly.
These models will help us understand the structure and function of tools for exploration. It also helps in education of young minds with insight of tools.
The Apollo mission was the inspiration to develop our project.
We analyzed the data provided by NASA and various open source data present form space agencies and re-constructed the models. We designed the models in Autodesk fusion 360 and Blender. We took all the potential considerations of existing Apollo mission tools and re-designed our tools. Our 3D tools can be 3D printed effortlessly. We have followed all the guidelines for the materials and have accurately designed according to standard measurement. Developed a user-friendly webpage to upload all the 3D models. The coding languages used is CSS, HTML, Java script.
An essential ingredient in the scientific success of Apollo was design, fabrication, and operation of tools and containers for collecting and preserving the lunar samples. Regardless of whether the missions aim at the Moon, Mars or more distant targets such as asteroids and comets, all sampling activities will share a certain minimum set of common goals and problems. So our objective is to reconstruct the existing tools used in the Apollo space missions and help for exploratory purpose and get back the samples for further study. So here in our project we have all the tools mentioned in Apollo missions.
We received all the information from the NASA catalog of Apollo lunar surface of geological sampling tools and containers. We got a complete overview on what basis we must design the tools from the NASA 3D models.We learnt through the open source data so various space agencies like NASA, CSA, CNES, JAXA. Basic information of various Apollo mission potentially lead to the re-construction and development of various tools. Referred the Artemis Geology Tools of how the material must be updated and its numerous functionalities.
Here is our webpage:https://3difyhack.wixsite.com/mysite
Here is our 30-second video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gTRcSACVZ8&feature=youtu.be
Here is our presentation:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fNqHnNE4WX-FhEzC1-9rCe37zfl8SHVG/view?usp=sharing
Apollo 16 press kit
https://www.nasa.gov/specials/apollo50th/pdf/A16_PressKit.pdf
Apollo 17 press kit
https://www.nasa.gov/specials/apollo50th/pdf/A17_PressKit.pdf
CATALOG OF APOLLO LUNAR SURFACE GEOLOGICAL SAMPLING TOOLS AND CONTAINERS
https://curator.jsc.nasa.gov/lunar/catalogs/other/jsc23454toolcatalog.pdf
ARTEMIS GEOLOGY TOOLS
NASA 3D MODELS
https://nasa3d.arc.nasa.gov/models
CSA RESOURCES
https://asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/open-data/access-the-data.asp
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