NEOD Project Overview

The NEOD project is one of the dynamic Orrery applications that offers mechanical models and representations of the movements of planets and various celestial bodies, along with other useful information. It serves as an educational and digital tool for understanding the solar system by providing detailed and engaging information about celestial objects in a way that is easy to grasp for different cognitive levels.

The application showcases various celestial bodies and objects that may pose a threat to Earth, while also offering a dynamic observatory that tracks changing locations of these celestial bodies. This aligns with the challenge requirements for NASA’s Space Hackathon.

Key Benefits of NEOD

• Raising societal awareness about the importance of this field and its short- and long-term effects on human life.
• Exploring and studying space more deeply using modern advanced technologies, covering solar objects (such as the Sun, planets, stars, and other celestial bodies) and cosmic phenomena (like black holes and supernovae).
• In-depth exploration of space and understanding celestial bodies.
• Highlighting threats that pose a danger to Earth and monitoring changes in space objects.
• Unprecedented access to NASA’s resources and the latest updates.
• Interactive control with the ability to simulate life beyond Earth’s atmosphere and develop potential future scenarios.

Unique Features of the NEOD App

• Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR).
• Real-time information (tracking the positions of celestial bodies).
• Personalized user experiences.
• Integration of the astronomical community.
• Artificial intelligence-supported interactive experiences.
• Multi-language support (translation).
• A fun and engaging user interface.

These features highlight the significance and uniqueness of the NEOD application.

Welcome to NEOD

A dynamic application that tends to design a fully interactive and engaging experience of the solar system and the chemical gram near the Earth.

Main Features

At the top of the main interface, there is a social network bar on the following pages:

• Home
• About
• Content
• Other
• Search

Main Interface Overview

When you open the application, three main sections options for interaction:

• Earth
• Sun
• Dynamic space simulation

In the first part of the main interface, you want the option to add a photo, which enables you to upload photos and receive information related to the photographed content.