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Monday, March 25, 2019

Mars - How to get to Mars


Aim: To design and build a Mars Rover using  Lego Technics.

1. Rover facts
2. Design and make draw Rover
3. Mars facts

Research links:
Mission to Mars - NASA
Mars rover view





1. Rover facts

Why do we have each of the parts?
Fill in the table below.


Name: Risha
Purpose:
Wheels
The rovers have wheels so they can explorer more about mars. Rover also have wheels because then they can take photos of mars. 
Solar Panel
They have solar panels to get energy from the sun. That energy helps the rover move around and do what it is suppose to do. 
Laser
The laser is for detecting things in the distance. So they are like a sensor to see something far away. They are like Eyes. 
Camera
The rover has a camera for taking photos. Those photo go on to a computer so people on earth examine it. 
Shovel, rock pick,drill
 If it see's a big rocks it will examine it and maybe even break it and see whats in there. With that drill or shovel or rock pick. 

Mars Rover details:

2. Make a Mars Rover that has the following:
  • 6 wheels
  • 1 camera
  • 1 shovel, rock pick, at the front
  • 1 solar panel
  • 1 laser that points at the ground
 ( Upload a photo of your mars rover onto your blog.)

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3. Mars Facts

You will need to find out the following:


Fact
Earth
Mars
Picture of planet








Image result for earthImage result for mars
Length of 1 year
365 days687 days
Length of 1 day
24 hours24 - h 37 - m
Distance from the sun
149.6 million km227.9 million km
Distance from Earth.
92,955,807 miles54.6 million kilometres
Gravity:
9.807 M/S 2 3.711 M/S 2 
Colour:
Green, Blue and whiteRed and grey
Temperature
-88 to 57 C196 degrees F
Rainfall600-1,600 millimetres per yearIt doesn't rain in mars because the Temperature is low and pressures mean water can only exist as vapour or ice. 
Atmosphere
  1. Earth does not directly share
    a name with an ancient roman.
  2. Earth is not perfect sphere
  1. Mars Atmosphere is 100 times thinner than earth
  2. There is about 95.3 % 
of carbon dioxide.
Surface
  1. Land and cloud
  2. Ocean
  1. Desert
  2. Rocky
Moons and names
  1.  Moon
  1. Phobos
  2. Deimos


Extra for experts
Draw your mars rover. Clearly label each part.




1 comment:

  1. Very well done on your Mars blog, Risha! This looks awesome. I think this will count for some bonus points towards your science badge. I am so pleased with the way you have worked hard and self managed all term. You are a great role model for 7/8Tz and I am glad to have had the chance to work with you in science.

    - Miss Birtch

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