Now a days we live in an age where science is near to people more than ever. It has led us to finding out things that give us what we have today. It is fact that without science we would not have electricity which would mean no mobiles, internet, Google we would not have fridges to keep food fresh, television to entertain or even cars to travel in.

A world without science would mean that we would still be living in a very different way to that of what we live today. Science started back when (we imagine) 2 cavemen wondered what rubbing 2 sticks together would do. Science is based on curiosity and how to’s. It takes decades, if not centuries to put that fundamental knowledge into action. But once we have the knowledge, and we create the applications, it is hard to imagine life without it. It would be impossible to imagine a world where we did not know about the existence of x-rays, and could not look at broken bones on a doctors screen to help heal the injured.

Preparation for a more scientifically and technologically complex world requires the best possible education. Beginning in kindergarten, children must learn how to think critically, synthesize information accurately, and solve problems creatively. They also need new skills-facility with computers, the ability to communicate using all available media, and familiarity with the science and technology that form the foundation of the modern world. In fact we are natural Scientists, if we watch children, we will see that they play like Scientists work, with investigation.

Our group decided to create a solar system simulator which will allow children to interact and learn more about planets and solar systems in generally. It will be a great opportunity for children to learn what they never knew.

Resources

Unity Engine 2019 and Visual Studio 2015 community

Blender 2.8

Photoshop Version cs6

https://assetstore.unity.com/?category=3d%5C2d&free=true&q=UI&orderBy=0&page=1

https://unity.com/

https://www.blender.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIfzYpK2-l4&feature=youtu.be

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ejfLr-Ihzw0pCflejpNFX9r3qedW1yBn/view

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ejfLr-Ihzw0pCflejpNFX9r3qedW1yBn/view?usp=sharing

https://data.nasa.gov/browse?q=planets

https://www.google.com/