Satellite of Unicornia - Moon Challenge
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Satellite of Unicornia - Moon Challenge
This design is part of our Space Wars Program - That includes space designs, 2d-3D space Shooting Games and fleet of ROVERS and DRONES to compete for survival and superiority. All to assist in Making humans multi-planetary species - MHMS.
Under This program various robotics clubs for schools and colleges as well as Yolabs- Clubs participates in setting up colonies @ mars and @ moon
Though you are free to use any digital tool to make it happen, we mainly rely on TinkerCAD, Fusion 360, 3D printing, raspberry pi, PIXHalk, laser cutters .
This is one of simplest video to make a spaceship that could be your starting point towards full blown-out SpaceWARS .
THATS THE WAY 🎮
Supplies
- Account in TinkerCAD
- A Rocket Model of picture
- A mouse
- A Laptop or Desktop
Design Solar Panel - the Wings
I designed solar panel @ later stage but later on i feel this must be the first thing to start with
Its quite Easy
Steps (ref video tutorial for easy understanding)
- Take a polygon
- duplicate and shrink another polygon
- Make it a hole and cut it
- Make strips by flatening a copied polygon
The Body
Designing the body is bit tricky but not so difficult
Steps (ref video tutorial for easy understanding)
- take a sphere or hemisphere and make it hollow for dish antenna
- take cylinders and make the base
- Take a paraboloid and flatten it to make a disk
- Take a pyramid and cut it to make internals of antenna
- put all together
Add Rings
This step is using the special trick of duplicating and rotating to create patterns
Steps (ref video tutorial for easy understanding)
- Take a cube
- make a duplicate and rotate by 36 degree
- click on duplicate
- use a hole cylinder to cut the central portion
- fix on the body
- place few other rings on main stem
Future Scope
Students can add multiple rings of different patterns as well as dish antenna. also can create a small animation so make this satellite to show from all possible directions