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Return to Earth

Children's Playground

★Exhibit Content: Pedal power generation interactive experience simulating the energy replenishment process of a manned spacecraft returning to Earth ★Interaction: Electromechanical interaction ★Operation: 1. Multiple visitors stand on the floor pedal power generation devices; 2. Pedal synchronously to generate electricity; 3. Observe the energy column lights illuminating layer by layer and the multimedia screen changes until the spacecraft completes energy replenishment and flies to Earth. ★Exhibit Description: This exhibit is a space-themed wall-mounted electromechanical interactive exhibit, mainly composed of a background wall print, wall-mounted display, energy column shape, and multiple sets of pedal power generation devices. It is a recommended exhibit from the KexMall exhibit mall. The initial multimedia screen prompts that the spacecraft lacks energy and cannot start. Visitors pedal the floor power generation devices to supply energy to the exhibit. The more participants and the faster the pedaling frequency, the faster the energy column lights illuminate. When all the lights at the top of the energy column are lit, the multimedia plays an animation of the spacecraft completing energy replenishment and flying to Earth, allowing visitors to understand knowledge related to manned spacecraft return through collaborative interaction. ★Scientific Principle: A manned spacecraft is a spacecraft that ensures astronauts can work and live in outer space, complete space missions, and return to Earth. It can conduct space activities independently and can also serve as a transportation vehicle between Earth and space stations. The spacecraft has limited volume, consumable supplies cannot be replenished on orbit, and it is not reusable. This exhibit uses pedaling to convert human work into electrical energy, simulating the process of storing sufficient energy before the spacecraft returns.

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