How We Achieved this Project
Such an undertaking requires dedication and a team effort and with our four principles, we have achieved the spectacular NASA challenge: Learning Through The Looking Glass!
Utilization of modern technology
Our methodology consisted of using modern and effective technology in forming effective communication.
Versatility in Application
Using an array of applications, we have established an interactive platform to maintain an interesting and informative learning experience.
Effective modes of Communication
While maintaining constant contact either in school or screen, we were able to maintain effective communication via interactive methods.
Utilisation of various skills
Each prized team member has their own diverse skill set to which we put to use; resulting in a wide variety of skill sets and tasks deemed possible.
An Aspect of the James Webb Space Telescope:
The James Webb Space Telescope has various elements which enables it to take deep space photos; allowing it to see approximately 13.7 billion years ago in time. The infrared telescope needs to be cooled at a temperature at -266 Celsius! Just 7 degrees above absolute zero! This marvel of engineering enables the clearest of pictures to be taken.
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Utilising the latest technologies, various scientific instruments are placed to take an array of readings in the infrared spectrum the ISIM (Integrated Scientific Instrument Module).
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All in all, the James Webb Space Telescope is the appropriate successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, enabling the human race to learn more about the abyss of space.
