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Hello everyone,

In this blogpost I will be telling you all about my design interpretation. 

Well, to improve the display of Nehru Planetarium, Delhi. I thought that for it I can make is a better display using arrows or symbols. Or I can develop a self explainatery modal which should interest the people.

To make of a specified age group. Well I thought of making it for kids because the planetarium exhibits is fine enough for mature minds but not for kids.
-Something which is easy to handle.
-Something that interests them.
Than I looked at other place Planetarium, Science Centres, etc; to get an idea of what all is already done and what more can be done.
Mind Mapping
After that I started gathering information, I took out a lot of information about the formation of Earth.
Formation of Earth
Well I you read the above article you will understand that the Earth's physical structure is made from the collision of infinite meteors And then I thought of a lot of things but as I had design for kids I thought of a zigsaw puzzle. Puzzle whose basic shape is tesselated (one shape which is repeated in such a way that no gaps is left in between). Which from one side will be brown in colour and from the other side will be 3D and would have Earth drawn on it.

Well, I hope you all liked my idea. Will show you my final design in my next blogpost.
Thank You.

References:


  • Spacecom. 2017. Spacecom. [Online]. [9 May 2017]. Available from: http://www.space.com/19175-how-was-earth-formed.html
  • Youtubecom. 2017. YouTube. [Online]. [9 May 2017]. Available from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIF13tppRCs

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