SK X VN Space Exploration Group

Planet: EVE - 1132

By Martin, Joy, Ian and Jake

Captain’s Log

Project Manager & Scientist - Martin Nguyen (9B)

�Chief Artist and illustrator - Ian Kim (9I)��Engineer/Transportation Expert - Joy Kim (9N)��Writer & Journalist - Jake Lee (9C)

Exoplanets

An exoplanet is any planet beyond our solar system. Most orbit other stars, but free-floating exoplanets, called rogue planets, orbit the galactic center and are untethered to any star. - “https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/”

Personal Findings

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Our process, journey on EVE - the future.

Forms of transportations/Getting there

Space shuttle

Ship

Submarine

When we ride the space shuttle, we need a lot of fuels more than normal. The reason that need fuels is we need fuel to get out of atmosphere in Eve - 1132

Ship is middle of ship and hovercraft. In the ship, there is a space that we can live in there. In normal state, we move using propeller in normal ship and we can move faster by using propellers in hovercraft

We can put this inside of ship, so the size of submarine is only for 1 person. It can use for underseas exploration.

Our personal experiences - Writer’s Diary

Day 1

1. We rode space shuttle and landed on big island. (EVE was scouted)
2. We realized that the island was turtle’s carapace.
3. We started conduction tests regarding the atmosphere and landscape.

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Day 2�

1. We are looking some foods and other things that we need.
2. We already have some foods, however we explored for more and discovered the tortuga palm apples.
3. We brought the boat to the ocean - however the submarine was damaged.
4. The engineer tried to fix the boat.
5. When he finally fixed, and Martin sang a song!
6. We scoured the ocean for new species - and found the water bird (mentioned later).

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Day 3

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1. It was hard to make some foods - thus we returned to earth to report our findings.

Mission

Vision

Moving forwards…

Our mission moving forwards is to continue to explore and preserve the diversity of EVE - conduct more testings and hopefully establish civilisation for further future advancements.

EVE held untouched nature, where plants and animals lived in harmony - we believe this should remain so and will try to protect exploitation of any sorts regarding EVE.

Overview

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Atmospheres, terrain & orbits

Overview - Atmosphere

Oxygen

Nitrogen

Gravity

After several testings, the team has come to the conclusion of oxygen levels on EVE to be suitable for humans. With recorded levels from between 19 - 21% of oxygen. Although precise levels have not been established - we firmly assure it’s safety in terms of oxygen status.

Again, after tests were conducted, it was concluded that not only did the oxygen status mimic that of Earth’s, but also their Nitrogen levels as well as many other atmosphere gas levels. These included: argon, helium, methane and carbon dioxide.

With the size diameter of around 10,000 km, and a unidentified mass (as of now) not much precise statistics could be drawn regarding the gravity of EVE, however, from personal insights, the gravity has been recorded to be slightly less than earth’s gravitational pull.

Overview - Terrain

Deep Oceans

Highlands

There is some beautiful warm oceans on their, which have creatures that are similar to coral and tropical fish whereas there are deep sea that is deeper than Mariana trench, huge underwater caves and submarine volcanoes - however lots still remain undiscovered.

While some have Towering rocks and huge trees, some have flat land like a beach. It is almost impossible to recognise that it is on huge creature before it moves. When it moves calmly, it is like we are on huge ship.

Ecology & Lifeforms

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New found species & their roots

Tortuga Turtles

Tortuga Whales

Lifeforms

An illustrated representation of EVE - 1132

A digital representation of EVE - 1132

Thanks!

Questions or Queries?

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Feel free to contact any members:

mnguyen28@bisvietnam.com

ian_kim@bisvietnam.com

jkim4@bisvietnam.com�jihwan_lee@bisvietnam.com

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Sources & References

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/atmosphere

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https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/

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https://exoplanets.nasa.gov/what-is-an-exoplanet/overview/

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https://www.planetary.org/articles/your-guide-to-water-on-mars#:~:text=Mars%20is%20rich%20in%20minerals,European%20Space%20Agency's%20Mars%20Express.

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https://pages.uoregon.edu/jimbrau/astr121/Notes/Jupiter/jupitergrav.html#:~:text=The%20surface%20gravity%20on%20a,m1m2%20%2F%20R �

Overview - Orbits

E-Moon 1424

Eve - 1132

E-Moon 1323

E-Sun 1000

The primary moon, with the diameter of 2,345 km (our moon being 3,474 km).

The secondary orbital moon, with the diameter of 2,001 km.

The keystone star, with the diameter of 1 million km (smaller than our sun - which has the diameter of 1.3927 million km)

The Two Moons effect:

The two orbiting moons causes the named

‘two moons affect’ - this effect causes the tides to be not only more frequent but for the tides to be rising higher.

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The Sun’s effects:

The smaller sun not only results in less gravitational pulls, but also less sunshine and sun radiation produced overall. Eve acts as the only major planet that orbits this star.

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