The challenge chosen was “Mission to Planet Earth: A Digital History”, and its main point is to tell the story of the sciences developed by NASA.
Due to the growth of groups that disapprove of science, along with the easy spread of information, some of them harm science as a whole. Therefore, the subject becomes more and more extremely important every day.
Thus, through the application it is possible to access a little of the history of astronomy, and receive news related to NASA and its missions, with a reliable source.
We hope to reach an audience that normally doesn’t know about science and the only source of information comes from cell phones, so they can receive information in a more dynamic and more attractive way.
After several hours of brainstorming, we faced the current problem of disinformation in the area of science, soon the team started to look for solutions to this problem.
The solution created was an application with browsable tabs with information from trusted sources. The solution is neither the largest nor the most complex, but necessary.
MarvelApp was used to create the mockups, thinking about a SPA (single page application), to facilitate user navigation. For the feed, RSS (Really Simple Syndication) will be used to search only the necessary and important in an easy way.
Our team found some difficulty in solving some problems such as the news feed, but everyone was able to solve it.
The data for the histories of all the missions were taken directly from NASA, apart from the news feed, the entire application is based on the open data that NASA provides. The feed will feed on news from NASA and other popular scientific sites.
https://marvelapp.com/prototype/6b3b1ah
https://universoracionalista.org/as-missoes-espaciais-mais-importantes-da-historia-da-nasa/
https://history.nasa.gov/SpaceApps2020.html
https://history.nasa.gov/
https://airandspace.si.edu/
https://history.nasa.gov/publications.html