The document discusses a test video that teaches children about space debris, including what it is, how big of a problem it poses, the different types and sizes of debris, what countries have produced the most debris, how long debris has been in orbit, scientists' ideas for catching debris, and why it is important to address this problem. The video game depicted uses NASA APIs to base the space debris appearing in the game, as well as the size, location, and direction of debris, on real-time tracking data.

2. Demo - test videos at https://youtu.be/b4a3rswQwhc

3. It teaches children about:
• What space debris is
• How big a problem
this is

4. It teaches children about:
• What types of debris
there are
• What countries have
produced the most
debris
• How long it has been
there?
• The ideas scientists
have for catching it

5. It teaches children about:
• The different sizes of
space debris

6. It teaches children about:
• Why it is important to
fix this problem

7. We used NASA APIs for:
• Space debris that
appears in the game is
based on an API that
returns latest tracking
events for orbital debris
• Size, location and
direction of the debris
in the game is based
on the API data
• Info displayed about
each debris item you
catch is based looking
up the item in the
tracking event using
satcat API