價格：免費
更新日期：2019-05-24
檔案大小：58M
目前版本：1
版本需求：Android 4.1 以上版本
官方網站：http://www.challenger.org
Email：webmaster@challenger.org
聯絡地址：隱私權政策
To play this game you will need AR trigger cards, you can download them and print them from here:
https://www.challenger.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Challenger-Center-Mars-Community-Builder-Trigger-Cards.pdf
Mars Community Builder allows users to explore the possibilities and challenges of establishing a self-expanding permanent base on Mars. This simulator allows users to learn about Mars and take part in a step-by-step building process that could one day make an interplanetary community a reality.
Building a base on Mars will require a variety of modules and equipment to provide services to the astronauts and to produce food, fuel, water, energy, and oxygen that is required to sustain community building efforts. The first part of your mission is to learn about the different types of equipment at your disposal. Pay close attention to the characteristics and features of the modules and equipment. You will have an opportunity to explore all space modules individually using VR and AR technology.
In part two of your mission, you will use Augmented Reality, AR technology to put your equipment knowledge to the test. Here, you’ll assemble your own community. Carefully choose the equipment to lay out your own community. When you’re finished, your Mars community will be evaluated for sustainability.
This app uses Augmented Reality technology. Please be aware of your surroundings when using. Parental supervision advised.
About Challenger Center:
As a leader in STEM education, Challenger Center creates experiential K-12 STEM education programs for students. The programs feature real-world scenarios created through a combination of computer-driven simulations and hands-on activities that strengthen knowledge in STEM subjects and inspire students to pursue careers in these important fields. Challenger Center was created by the Challenger families to honor the crew of the space shuttle flight STS-51-L.
For more information about the Challenger Center, visit: www.challenger.org
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