Mostafa Hisham’s Post

🌍✨ Thrilled to announce that I’ve completed my very first hackathon – the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2024! 🚀 Getting certified by NASA Space Apps was the cherry on top of an unforgettable experience. Joining this event opened doors to a whole new world of learning and collaboration. Meeting talented individuals, forming new friendships, and building something impactful together was inspiring. Working with my team in a fast-paced, creative environment allowed me to grow in ways I hadn’t imagined. Our project, Climate Aware, was a true labor of love. We created a web app that uses NASA’s real-time data to share stories about climate change. We designed it to simplify complex data into interactive, kid-friendly visuals using Streamlit. With our AI chatbot powered by the ChatGPT API, we aimed to make climate education accessible for all ages. Plus, deploying the app on ngrok made it easy to share our work with a broader audience. The goal? To transform raw data into actionable insights and inspire users to make informed decisions for a sustainable future. I couldn’t have asked for a better team: Linh Nguyen (https://lnkd.in/giUeYRvS) James Ogbonna (https://lnkd.in/gTgH6jKN) Kevin Junior Ojang Ojong. (https://lnkd.in/g2hhkx4e) You all made the journey as exciting as the outcome! Check out our project and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gqtK7nqw 🌐 #NewExperiences #NASA #SpaceApps #HackathonJourney #ClimateAction #CollaborativeLearning #Innovation #AI #DataVisualization #Teamwork

I’m beyond excited to announce that I’ve received a Certificate for my participation in the NASA Space Apps Challenge, the world’s largest global hackathon! This incredible experience allowed me to dive deep into the intersection of Space Technology, AI, and innovation. Working alongside a talented and passionate team, we developed a project that aims to make space exploration more accessible and engaging. Key highlights from our project: • Real-time astronomical data visualization – bringing live space data directly to users for real-time insights. • Interactive 3D models of our solar system – allowing users to explore the planets and their orbits in an immersive way. • Detailed information about near-Earth objects – providing data on asteroids and comets, including their trajectories, distances, and potential risks. • AI-powered space education chatbot – simplifying complex space concepts for students, educators, and enthusiasts alike. Here's our project link https://lnkd.in/dGWeE8Et Participating in the NASA Space Apps Challenge was an inspiring journey that pushed me to think creatively and leverage technology to solve real-world problems in space science. I am incredibly proud of our team’s effort in turning an idea into a functioning project in such a short time frame. A huge shout-out to my amazing team members Osama Ghaffar,Imama Kainat,Hassan gulzar,Saira Alvi (Software Engineer) who brought their expertise and creativity to the table, making this experience even more rewarding. Their collaboration and determination were key to our success! This certificate of appreciation reflects not just our technical achievements but also the hard work, learning, and passion that went into every step of this project. I’m grateful for this recognition and excited to apply the lessons learned to future space-tech and AI projects. Looking forward to the next challenge! #NASA #SpaceApps #Hackathon #Innovation #SpaceTech #AI #Astronomy #STEM #Achievement #ProudMoment #SpaceExploration #Teamwork #FutureTech

🚀🌍 Joining the Gothenburg Local Event - NASA International Space Apps Challenge 2024: A Journey of Innovation and Collaboration 🌌🛰️ I’m beyond excited to announce my participation in the 2024 NASA Space Apps Challenge, the world’s largest annual global hackathon, happening on October 5-6! 🌟 Today, I had the incredible opportunity to meet with all the amazing participants, and the energy in the room was absolutely electric ⚡. This event marks the start of a journey filled with creativity 🎨, collaboration 🤝, and groundbreaking innovation 💡. The NASA Space Apps Challenge is a one-of-a-kind platform that unites people from diverse backgrounds, skills, and experiences to solve real-world problems using space data 🌍🌠. Whether you're a coder 👨💻, designer 🎨, engineer 🛠️, or science enthusiast 🧑🔬, this event provides the perfect opportunity to push the boundaries of technology and space exploration 🚀. Our mission is to tackle one of NASA's carefully selected challenges, covering exciting topics like space exploration 🚀, environmental protection 🌱, and futuristic technology solutions 🤖. The hackathon fosters a spirit of collaboration 🤝, encouraging us to team up, brainstorm 🧠, and transform ideas 💡 into impactful solutions that could truly make a difference 🌍. Today’s meetup was just the beginning 🌅, and it was inspiring to connect with passionate minds from all corners of the globe 🌎. I’m more motivated than ever to contribute my skills and expertise to this global initiative 🔥. As we embark on this exciting adventure, I look forward to learning 📚, growing 🌱, and innovating ✨ alongside some of the brightest minds in the world 🌟. The future is full of possibilities, and I’m eager to see what we can achieve together! 🚀✨ Stay tuned for updates as we reach for the stars 🌠 and help create a better future with NASA and the global community 👨🚀👩🚀🌍! #NASA #SpaceAppsChallenge #Hackathon #SpaceExploration #Innovation #Technology #GlobalEvent #ProblemSolving #SpaceScience #Collaboration #AI #FutureTech #STEM #DataScience #Sustainability #Teamwork #Inspiration #SpaceApps #Coding #SpaceData #TechForGood

I’m proud to share that my team, Celestial Six, and I recently participated in the NASA Space Apps Hackathon! Together, we built an interactive web application called Celestial Scope—a window to space that helps users visualize and track Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) in real time. 🌟Summary: Celestial Scope is an immersive 3D web app featuring a dynamic model of the solar system. Users can explore planets, moons, and NEOs, adjust planetary speeds, and access detailed data on celestial bodies using live NASA data. We designed the platform to raise awareness about planetary defense and provide an educational resource for space enthusiasts. 🌌 🌐 Final Project: 🔗Celestial Scope Live: https://lnkd.in/e5nX7uND 🔎 Key Features: * Interactive 3D Solar System Visualization: Navigate through planets, moons, and asteroids with real-time data. * Real-Time Data Integration: NEO tracking using NASA’s Near-Earth Object database. * Detailed Object Information: Access scientific data, history, and imagery for celestial objects. * Observation Tools: Track specific objects and set notifications for celestial events. * Educational Resources: Learn about planetary science and space exploration with interactive tutorials. 💻 Tech Stack: * HTML, CSS, JavaScript * Three.js for 3D visuals * Firebase for backend data management * Netlify for deployment * GSAP for animations * Design with Canva 🤖 AI & Space Data: *ChatGPT for content support *Gemini for AI assistance *APIs: NASA’s NEO database, Small Body Satellite API, NHATS API. This hackathon was an incredible learning experience, and I’m grateful to my team for their hard work and creativity. Thank you to NASA for hosting such an inspiring event! 🌠 #NASA #SpaceApps #Hackathon #CelestialScope #WebDevelopment #3DVisualization #ThreeJS #Firebase #NearEarthObjects #PlanetaryDefense #SpaceExploration

🌍🚀 My journey through the NASA Space Apps Challenge 2024 with team_ogrodut has been nothing short of extraordinary! This was my first time participating in this renowned global hackathon, and it truly lived up to its reputation as one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences in both Earth and space. This year, our team built an amazing project called GHG Explorer—an interactive and engaging website that helps users explore the impact of greenhouse gases (GHG) on our planet and learn how to mitigate it. The app features a Streamlit-based interactive map that allows users to visualize CO₂ and CH₄ emission levels, caused by both human activity and natural sources. Simply select a location, and the app displays GHG data and its relationship with warming, through graphs and Land Surface Temperature (LST). We used NASA satellite and model data throughout our analysis, enabling users to receive near real-time updates on large-scale methane emissions in their selected location. In addition, our app integrates an Augmented Reality (AR) game called Nobayon, which allows users to see the environmental impact of their actions in a fun, educational way. We also integrated a chatbot called OgrodutBot, which helps users learn ways to contribute to reducing GHG emissions. To further enhance the learning experience, we implemented interactive animations, created engaging video tutorials and quizzes to educate users about GHG and test their knowledge. A huge thank you to my incredible team— Istiaq Ahmed Fahad, Shifat jahan Shifa, Tahshina Islam Munni, Afia Lubaina, and special thanks to Dip Durlov, whose amazing video editing brought our presentation to life! 🎥 Take a tour of our project here: https://lnkd.in/g5UD_P7D 🚀 #NASASpaceApps #Hackathon #GHGExplorer #ClimateAction #Teamwork #Leadership #NASA

🌌 Exploring the Cosmos: My React App Powered by NASA API! 🚀🔭 I'm thrilled to share my latest project, a React application that brings the wonders of space right to your fingertips! 🌠 🔗 Check out the app here: https://lnkd.in/g_ySgVxW 🔗 Check out the github here: https://lnkd.in/gQfqg7Pt 🌟 Using the power of the NASA API, this app dynamically fetches the "Image of the Day" and presents it in a visually stunning and user-friendly interface. Whether you're a space enthusiast or just someone looking to brighten their day with a mesmerizing cosmic image, this app has something for everyone! 🌌🖼️ 🚀 What makes this project special? It's not just about coding; it's about fostering a sense of wonder and curiosity about the universe we live in. With each image sourced directly from NASA's vast collection, users can embark on a daily journey through the cosmos, discovering breathtaking vistas and fascinating celestial phenomena. 🔍💫 💻 Built with React, this app is not only responsive and fast but also highly customizable. 🔭 Join me on this cosmic adventure as we harness the power of technology to explore the mysteries of the universe. Together, let's inspire curiosity, ignite imagination, and celebrate the beauty of our cosmos! 🌠✨ #React #NASA #API #SpaceExploration #CosmicJourney #WebDevelopment #Coding #STEM #Innovation #DigitalExperience

🌟 Exciting Update! 🌟 I'm excited to announce that I’ve earned my certificate for participating in a Hackathon organized by NASA and other leading space agencies! 🚀 The event, part of NASA’s Space Apps Challenge, centered around the theme "The Sun Reaches Everything." During the hackathon, I worked on simplifying climate change and greenhouse effect data, which is often presented in raw, complex formats, making it hard for everyday users to interpret. 🌍☁️ I developed an AI-powered app that processes this data, quickly trains itself, and allows users to visually select specific regions and time frames (or globally) for analysis. The app then generates easy-to-understand graphs, maps of the chosen area, and explains everything in clear language. 📊🗺️ Additionally, users can ask questions about the data through an integrated AI and receive instant answers! 💡 Check out the project on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/diGWRZP4 Grateful for this incredible experience and excited for future opportunities to innovate! 🔥 #Hackathon #NASA #SpaceApps #Innovation #ClimateChange #AI #GreenhouseEffect #ProudMoment

Day 39 of #100daysofSwiftUI On Day 39, I started to build a Moonshot App that lets users learn about the missions and astronauts that formed NASA’s Apollo space program. Key points: - Use the resizable() modifier, to resize the image contents in SwiftUI. - Use the scaledToFit() and scaledToFill() modifiers to resize image itself proportionally. - SwiftUI has a dedicated containerRelativeFrame() modifier, to specify a size for a view’s width, height, or both that depends on the nearest container's size. - SwiftUI’s ScrollView can scroll horizontally, vertically, or in both directions, and you can also control whether the system should show scroll indicators. - LazyVStack and LazyHStack will load their content on-demand – they won’t create views until they are shown. - SwiftUI’s NavigationStack shows a navigation bar at the top of our views and we can push new views onto a view stack. - NavigationLink gives a destination and something that can be tapped, and it will take care of the rest. - To show a grid of information with columns of data, Use LazyHGrid for horizontal data, and LazyVGrid for vertical data. #apple, #swift, #swiftui, #appdevelopment, #programming, #hackingwithswift #ios, #xcode, #scrollView, #LazyVStack, #LazyHStack, #GridItem, #NavigationStack

💥 NASA Space Apps GLOBAL OFFERS: Check out these optional free tools & resources for your project! 🚀 Global Offers are now LIVE: https://lnkd.in/db9ZVSs8 Use these optional free tools & resources for your project: 📍 GoDaddy: Register a unique domain and build a website to showcase or host your project. 📍Google: Use Google Cloud Platform, including Firebase and Google Maps API, to launch cloud-based applications utilizing the best in big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. 📍Meteomatics: Access the world’s most accurate weather, marine, environmental, and climate data. Use the API to customize data formats and integrate seamlessly into your project. 📍Microsoft: Access Azure, Microsoft Copilot, Planetary Computer, Teams, and GitHub Copilot to collaborate with your team, harness the power of AI, access environmental monitoring data, process data sets, and more with these tools. 📍Miro: A collaborative online whiteboard platform including Miro Education Plan, Miro Starter Plan, and NASA Space Apps Hackathon Miro Board Templates. 📍Tableau: Data visualization tool to analyze complex data and visualize data. Visit the Global Offers page to claim these offers. Watch our Global Offers Playlist to learn more. Please note that some Global Offers may ask for credit card information for verification reasons. However, these Global Offers are free for participants. You are not required to purchase anything to experience these Global Offers. If you have questions, please reach out to the support contact listed on each Global Offer or post a question in the Global Offers discussion channel on Space Apps Connect : https://lnkd.in/djCiX575. Good luck with your submission tomorrow!

I recently developed a web application that displays stunning astronomy images from NASA’s APOD API, allowing users to explore the universe's beauty daily. 🔧 Key Features: - Responsive Design: The app is fully responsive, ensuring a seamless experience across all devices. - Date Selection: Users can search for images based on specific dates, making it easy to revisit favorite celestial moments. - Stylish Interface: Inspired by a retro design, the interface combines aesthetics with functionality for an engaging user experience. This project not only strengthened my React and API integration skills but also fueled my passion for space exploration. 🌠 Check it out on https://napod.netlify.app/ And my Github's repository https://lnkd.in/edJbJb3J 🌌 🚀 👩🚀 #NASA #APOD #WebDevelopment #React #CodingJourney #SpaceExploration