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(Sorry if the video is a bit short, if it’s over 1 minute my internet would have a hard time uploading)

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Labelled diagram  about the finished product 

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Labelled diagram  about the finished product 

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I labeled some screenshots

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Get ready to see the Mars rover Curiosity in a way you'd never expect, through intricate illustrations and delightfully simple language that explains the awesomeness that is NASA's "Red World Space Car."

The Curiosity close-up comes from a new book by Randall Munroe, creator of the science-y stick-figure comic "xkcd," entitled " Thing Explainer: Complicated Stuff in Simple Words" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2015). The oversize book's diagrams spotlight diverse science and engineering topics, many focused on spaceflight and the greater universe around us, all in the most common "ten-hundred" (1,000) English words, which are listed at the end of the book.

For the rover's part, Munroe describes its sensors ("eye for looking down," "eyes for seeing rocks so the car won't hit them," "rock touchers" and so on) as well as its epic landing procedure from space and its mission to seek out signs of life.

(Image credit: Randall Munroe)

Munroe is also the author of "What If?" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2014) - a book that did the math on outrageous scenarios, like everyone aiming a laser pointer at the moon at the same time or a baseball thrown at light speed, as well as a "Thing Explainer"-style video on "How to Go to Space".

Besides the Mars rover Curiosity, the book, released Nov. 24, diagrams the "shared space house" (International Space Station), "big tiny thing hitter" (Large Hadron Collider), "the sky at night" (night sky, and how to look at space) and "worlds around the sun" (solar system) among many, many others - plus, of course, the "U.S. Space Team's Up Goer Five" (Saturn V Moon Rocket), which inspired the whole exercise when he diagrammed it in an online comic.

Munroe worked at NASA's Langley Research Center before devoting all of his time to cartooning, and his comics have often joyfully probed arcane topics in space science, robotics and engineering. "Thing Explainer" distills this skill to its most basic building block, relating complicated information in an unexpected, understandable way, whether about washing machine engineering, the Earth's geography or the periodic table. The humor - and the wonder - of "Thing Explainer" comes when that can actually be done, time after time.
Join our Space Forums to keep talking space on the latest missions, night sky and more! And if you have a news tip, correction or comment, let us know at: community@space.com.

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Clever Illustrations Dub NASA's Mars Rover Curiosity a 'Red World Car'

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Get ready to see the Mars rover Curiosity in a way you'd never expect, through intricate illustrations and delightfully simple language that explains the awesomeness that is NASA's "Red World Space Car." The Curiosity close-up comes from a new book by Randall Munroe, creator of the science-y stick-figure comic "xkcd," entitled " Thing Explainer: Complicated Stuff in Simple Words" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2015).

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I will work on adding more details to the base

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what why how

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I gave up

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sorry me drawings bads

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Updated Tinkercad Lunar Orbital Space Station

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Updated Tinkercad Lunar Orbital Space Station

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Next lesson, I want to continue working on the interior of my lunar rover. I also want to continue touching up the exterior.

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This is my current rocket ship trunk design. I've added a little window cell and added a roof and a floor for my rocket ship.

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Did some research on what to put in order for the crops and people to survive

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https://mooncampchallenge.org/discovery-2021-2022/

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* Moon Camp Challenge is open worldwide. In the framework of the current collaboration agreement between ESA and Airbus Foundation, if you apply from an ESA Member State*, Slovenia, Canada, Lithuania or Latvia your team will have to fulfil the following extra conditions:
* At least 50% of team members must be citizens of an ESA Member State, Slovenia, Canada, Lithuania or Latvia.
* Each team member must be:
‒ Enrolled in a full time primary or secondary school located in an ESA Member State, Slovenia or Canada, Lithuania or Latvia
‒ or, be home-schooled (certified by the National Ministry of Education or delegated authority in an ESA Member State, Slovenia, Canada, Lithuania or Latvia)
‒ or, be a member of a club or after-school group, such as Science Club, Scouts or the like.
* ESA Member States in 2021: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

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Moon Camp Discovery 2021 - 2022 - Moon Camp Challenge

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Moon Camp Challenge is open worldwide. In the framework of the current collaboration agreement between ESA and Airbus Foundation, if you apply from an ESA Member State*, Slovenia, Canada, Lithuania or Latvia your team will have to fulfil the following extra conditions: * At least 50% of team members must be citizens of an ESA Member State, Slovenia, Canada, Lithuania or Latvia.

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Just a normal rocket

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Amog Us?

This is my moon base, I am still planning to do further improvements. I will add all of the buildings first then later start working on the terrain.

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1. Start with the base

2. do the inside

3. then the outside

4. then the details

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This lesson, I worked on creating the main exterior of my lunar rover. The hole and group tool was especially useful. Next lesson, I am going to work on finishing up the touches on my exterior, for example the lights and camera. After I finish that, I will start working on the interior.

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I started will making the stand and the middle part of the rocket, while planing how to make the wings.

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This is my current design, next lesson I will clear out some space inside of the rocket truck. I sisnt achive much since I foucused on trying to find a decent shape for the rocket.

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This is my current design, next lesson I will clear out some space inside of the rocket truck. I sisnt achive much since I foucused on trying to find a decent shape for the rocket.

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terrain was imported

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https://www.space.com/japan-moon-rover-lunar-cruiser-for-astronauts.html

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Plan (no tinkercad yet) same with charis

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Plan (no tinkercad yet) same with charis

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will show interior soooooooooooooooooon, that means in liek after im done and cut in half

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plan to build a medium size small house research lab rover with 7 people in it, not really big, with enough air for 3.6 days to come on there mission, its a rover pretty much

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https://www.tinkercad.com/classrooms/6YwWzYV7Yby

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Tinkercad | From mind to design in minutes

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Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding.

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Section C!
How close did you get?

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1st drawing of my rocket - developed designs

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1st drawing of my rocket - developed designs

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The spots is not exactly accurate :) heh

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sorry its blurry no good device to take photos good(not completed yet) the Apollo, ranger, and luna land site are suited as they have already some extra parts, and we explored does parts so we would be a bit more familiar