Orbital Scrap Metal – The Video Game V2.0

Orbital debris is an ever-increasing threat to space assets such as Earth observation satellites and space stations and explorers. Your challenge is to create an orbital debris collection videogame web-app and imagine the possibilities of new companies that collect orbital debris and salvage the scrap metal to manufacture new products in space.

We can enjoy the game and draw attention to an urgent problem

Summary

We have developed a game that removes debris from space by discharging it with the Catcher into the atmosphere of the earth, where the debris is burned. Our team considers this to be important because garbage collection will reduce the risk of collision of objects launched from the ground with garbage. Also in the game, we show the consequences of a collision of satellites that turned into a huge amount of potentially dangerous pieces of garbage. Our team discovered how much debris there really is in space and how gigantic and urgent this problem is at the moment

How We Addressed This Challenge

We have developed a game that removes debris from space by discharging it with the Catcher into the atmosphere of the earth, where the debris is burned. Our team considers this to be important because garbage collection will reduce the risk of collision of objects launched from the ground with garbage. Also in the game, we show the consequences of a collision of satellites that turned into a huge amount of potentially dangerous pieces of garbage.

How We Developed This Project

Due to the fact that we are at the stage of space development, the problem of space debris is very urgent. We used languages and platforms such as javascript, html, css, webstorm, TLE.

How We Used Space Agency Data in This Project

We used data from celestrak.com

Project Demo

Our Demo.

Data & Resources

We used data from celestrak.com

Tags
#Nasa #Nasa2020 #SpaceDebries #Debries2020 #SpaceApp2020 #IIteam
Judging
This project was submitted for consideration during the Space Apps Judging process.