Space Mission
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
SpaceMission is a game for iPhone/iPad allowing players to interactively fly into large-scale computer models of our cosmos.
The minimum hardware requirements for experiencing SpaceMission satisfactorily are iPhone 3GS / iPad or later models with at least 8MB of on-board RAM, and a Wi-Fi connection.
The player of SpaceMission undertakes a virtual journey in a computer model of our cosmos spanning several millions of earth years in order to discover a number of pre-specified galaxies.
At any point during this virtual journey the player can click a snapshot using a virtual camera. Once all galaxies are found, cinematic movies can be generated from the snapshots taken.
Movies are saved automatically for the SpaceMission@INTECH competition. Following successful registration prior to starting SpaceMission a short message will be send to the player's registration email address confirming when a movie is ready.
An international scientific committee will consider all submitted movies for awarding prizes. The prizes will consist of technological equipment only.
Important Notes:
1) The SpaceMission@INTECH competition is supported by the INAF-Astrophysical Observatory of Catania (Italy), the INTECH Science Centre (United Kingdom) and the University of Portsmouth (United Kingdom).
2) Apple is not a sponsor of this competition or involved in the activity of SpaceMission@INTECH competition in any manner.
3) Prizes will consist of technological equipment or vouchers to buy mobile devices.
4) Registration requires a special code that is available by visiting the INTECH Science Centre and Planetarium (http://www .intech-uk .com) or applying from SpaceMission website (http://spacemission.oact.inaf.it - please look under Download) only
5) Registration and participation in SpaceMission@INTECH competition is free of charge and requires acceptance of the aforementioned rules.
The minimum hardware requirements for experiencing SpaceMission satisfactorily are iPhone 3GS / iPad or later models with at least 8MB of on-board RAM, and a Wi-Fi connection.
The player of SpaceMission undertakes a virtual journey in a computer model of our cosmos spanning several millions of earth years in order to discover a number of pre-specified galaxies.
At any point during this virtual journey the player can click a snapshot using a virtual camera. Once all galaxies are found, cinematic movies can be generated from the snapshots taken.
Movies are saved automatically for the SpaceMission@INTECH competition. Following successful registration prior to starting SpaceMission a short message will be send to the player's registration email address confirming when a movie is ready.
An international scientific committee will consider all submitted movies for awarding prizes. The prizes will consist of technological equipment only.
Important Notes:
1) The SpaceMission@INTECH competition is supported by the INAF-Astrophysical Observatory of Catania (Italy), the INTECH Science Centre (United Kingdom) and the University of Portsmouth (United Kingdom).
2) Apple is not a sponsor of this competition or involved in the activity of SpaceMission@INTECH competition in any manner.
3) Prizes will consist of technological equipment or vouchers to buy mobile devices.
4) Registration requires a special code that is available by visiting the INTECH Science Centre and Planetarium (http://www .intech-uk .com) or applying from SpaceMission website (http://spacemission.oact.inaf.it - please look under Download) only
5) Registration and participation in SpaceMission@INTECH competition is free of charge and requires acceptance of the aforementioned rules.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 383.91 MB of space to download and install Space Mission app. Space Mission was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Pietro Massimino Piero Massimino at http://spacemission.oact.inaf.it.
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