Aim: To build the Mars Rover using Lego Technics, research what to include and investigate if Mars is suitable for human life.
Learning Outcomes:
- Students will learn about the different parts of the Rover 'Curiosity' and what they are used for.
- Students will design a mars rover.
- Students will write a definition of the 6 main instruments and their uses.
- Students will build a Rover suitable for the Mars terrain
Mars Rover 2020
Name: | Purpose: |
Wheels | The NASA rover has six wheels. The six wheels are connected to the engine and can move over the rocks being connected to the engine. |
Solar Panel | When the sun charges the rover for powder and movement. |
Laser | To scan mars and look through the sand. |
Camera | To take photos of the landscape of Mars and send them straight to earth. Also take photo of landscape that interest the rover. |
Shovel, rock pick,drill | For coring samples of Martian rocks and soil. |
Draw a design of your mars rover that includes the parts above. Clearly label each part.
Neatly, clearly, labelled, colored.
Mars Research and Landing
You will need to find out the following:
Fact | Earth | Mars |
Picture of planet | ||
Length of 1 year | 365 days | |
Length of 1 day | 24 hours | |
Distance from the sun | ||
Distance from Earth. | ||
Gravity: | ||
Colour: | ||
Temperature | -88 to 57 C | |
Rainfall | ||
Atmosphere | ||
Surface | ||
Moons and names |
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
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