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Goal: Pitch to Space X. Small game - space exploration education for teenagers

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Problem: Come up with a fun education game that promote Space exploration - Surviving in Mars

Solution: 3D space game for user to collect elements that helps the user survive in Mars

Risks:

Not sure what the game should look like visually. (SpaceX)

Might not be innovative enough (Very innovative)

Don’t know how many levels I should create (Very innovative)

Don’t know what will the whole gameplay walk through look like

The story might not make sense

Might not know the animation/art style looks like

What device should I use? PC or mobile?

Prototypes:

Artist work on the concept art

Design walk through game to test out

Sketch out 1.0 release game walkthrough

Result:

Why we need to go to Mars?

According to Stephen Petranek:

1) If there’s an astroid hit on Earth, all the human die

2) Exploration is in our DNA

3) Fourth Industrial Revolution,

according to the World Economic Forum (WEF)⁠

. The idea is that

humanity is experiencing⁠

a, “fusion of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres.”

Science Goals:

1. Life: Determined whether Mars ever supported life

2. Climate: Understand the history of climate change and process on Mars

3. Geology: Understand the origin and evolution of Mars as a geology system

4. Humans: Prepare Human exploration

True size of Earth v.s. Mars

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Travel to Moon v.s. Mars

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Moon: 3 days

Mars: 240 days (8 months)

By 2025, human will be on Mars.

What you need to survive in Mars?

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Water: abstract water from air

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Air: Turn CO2 to O2

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Food: 80% Dried Earth Food + 20% Hydroponically Grown Food

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Scenes:

Mars

Base Camp

The North Pole

Kasei Valles

Mawrth Vallis

Becquerl Crater

Lani Chaos

Hydraotes Choas

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2. Olympus Town

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Mars Rover

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How Water is Lost on Mars

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Time Units:

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Mars Missions since 1996

Mars Pathfinder (1997)

Mars Odyssey (2001)

Mars Express (2003)

Mars Exploration Rover (MER) (2004)

Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (2006)

Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) 2014

Mars Orbiter Mission (2014)

ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter and Schiaparelli Mission (ESA) 2016

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Why we need to go to Mars?

What you need to survive in Mars?

Scenes:

Mars Missions since 1996

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