Light Paintings by Maya & Lucy

These are Light Paintings that Lucy & I took with a hula hoop. After we took the photos, I put them on photoshop to make a collage with some of the different light paintings.

Altered Landscape-Red Team (Maya)

Altered Landscape: Omnia

Omnia is a mixture of snow-peaked mountains, warm beaches, dense forests, sandy deserts and grass-filled marshes. We captured many of these environments in this landscape photo taken at 11 pm (the sun sets later in Omnia), a mile away from our shuttle campsite. The purple clouds have not yet lowered and so the temperature was fairly warm. We have not yet ventured into the mountains, but we are certain that there are lots of animals and plant life to be discovered.



Process: This photo was created in Photoshop, where I stitched four photos together and then edited it in Picmonkey where the saturation was lowered and a filter was added.

Red Team Warp Speed

Here is the link to Red Team's Twine Story
file:///Users/student/tmpNQsPQY.html

Red Team Blog Post (Maya)

Omnia Research:

Stop Motion Animation of Flower Drawing
The video above is a stop motion animation of a flower drawing that was inspired by the wildflowers on planet Omnia. These flowers are very important, as they generate oxygen that allows the crew researching Omnia to breath without using up their space suit oxygen.

Update on Work: Everyone has been hard at work today and because of that, all of the 3D Logos are printed out and ready to be worn. Our warp speed is almost complete (just need to use After Effects for a few edits) and other than that, we are up to date on our work here in Omnia. 

We have discovered a few more species living in the forest. One we've decided to name (The Bumbleouse), which is like a mouse, but with black and yellow striped bodies and small wings, and a stinger that we've discovered (through experience) has a venom that can induce dangerous swelling to the skin. We have also seen small animals (around the size of a tennis ball) that are furry creatures with shells almost like those of a turtle and sharp claws. We took one into the lab for research and discovered that they are blind, however they can sense movement through antena located at the front of their head.

Red Team Blog (Maya)

Today's work: Annika, Elise and Lucy worked on Tinkercad to make pins for the Red Team to wear, and Maya blogged Omnia's daily report, made a story on Twine and used Photoshop to make three 
altered landscapes. (Pictures on the bottom)


Omnia, the moon we have arrived on, is full of plant life. There are flowers that produce bubbles of oxygen, allowing us to breath, and vines that can heal humans, so there is no need for medical equipment or oxygen tanks. The temperature is quite warm, but there are purple clouds that drift down at night, causing the temperature to drop rapidly. There are several animals on this planet, many that can be heard at night, their calls echoing through the forest, but so far we've only encountered a few. There are small squirrel-like creatures with wings that live in underground burrows, large birds with blue feathers and red tails, and small insects living on giant mushrooms that can leap forward. There is plenty of ripe fruit growing from trees with red branches, but we're not quite sure if they're edible, so we eat the food that we've brought from Earth, stocked in our spaceship. 
Signing off until tomorrow's report,
RED TEAM

Red Team Blog

 Red Team Blog

Today, 

Maya worked on warp speed on iMovie.

Elise made planet name: Omnia, and blogged.

Annika researched planet names, and made kaleidoscope warp speed videos.

Lucy  started making 3D logo, and made altered landscape.