A trip to space.....
Come along today!
What are the highlights of this trip?
Some of the highlights of this trip are:
- visiting the moon
- Stepping on mars is surface
- Gliding threw the galaxies
- Soaring threw Saturn
- And many extras!
The moon
The moon is 4.5 billion years old and takes 27 days to orbit the earth. When it does orbit the full earth it is called a ellipse. The moon is about 250,000 miles away from the earth, travelling to the moon in the year 2013 would have taken 13 hours. The moon has no atmosphere and water was found on the moon in November 2009. But there is no wind or weather on the moon. Footprints made by Apollo will still be visible on the moon for 10 million years because there is no erosion.
Pluto
Pluto is the very last planet in the solar system and is sometimes called the "Dwarf Planet" It takes in the year 2013 almost 13 years to get to Pluto from earth. But now days it only takes a quick 3 hours to get to Pluto. Pluto was discovered in 1930 by accident, Pluto's atmosphere is made up of manly nitrogen with some carbon monoxide and methane. Pluto's surface is 70% rock and 30% water.
Saturn
Saturn is a gas planet manly made up of Helium (3.25%) and Hydrogen (96.3%) . Saturn is the second biggest planet in our solar system. Saturn also has the lowest density out of all the planets and is the only planet that is less dense than water. Galileo was the first to see Saturn's rings in 1610 from his telescope.
Features, Itienerary, and some extras
The features...
This amazing experience is a limited time offer only of only $1049.99 which is a 10% discount of the original price. The aircraft you will be traveling (SSP.2) in is full luxury with cream leather and seatbelts. Free drinks and snacks will be offered at anytime during your flight. The SSP.2 has full turbo powered rockets that will blast you away! Along with solar powered TV's to enjoy on the way. Only a limited 14 seats available so quick call:
04 478 368 To have an experience of a lifetime.
What will be doing on the planets?
Moon - 1# Learn about the no gravity on the moon and do the leap jumps in the air.
2# But your countries flag in the moons surface.
3# Try to find the biggest crater on the moon and learn how they got there.
Pluto - 1# Learn about why Pluto is so cold (e.g. so far away from sun)
2# Learn about Pluto's atmosphere and what it is made of.
3# Walk around Pluto and feel the surface and coldness.
Saturn - 1# When flying threw Saturn we will talk about the atmosphere.
2# Learn about how it is a gas.
Galaxies - 1# Learn how galaxies are made.
2# Learn how they are so pretty.
Black holes - 1# Learn how black holes are formed.
Itinerary
6.30am- Leave on the shuttle to the moon
7.30am- Arrive at the moon (Learn about gravity, Put flags in moon, do crater exercise)
9.00am- Have snack break on shuttle
9.30am- Depart moon
10.00am- Pass threw galaxies (learn about galaxies & stars)
11.30am- Arrive at Pluto (Do cold air activity, Gravity activity, and suit up for outside)
1.30pm- Have lunch on shuttle
2.00pm- Depart for Saturn
4.30pm- Fly threw Saturn
6.00pm- Go threw black hole with turbo speed (Learn about gravitational pull)
6.30pm- Have dinner onboard shuttle preparing to leave for earth.
8.00pm- Arrive on earth
Contact us now!
Email: cpiepke@saac.qld.edu.au
Location: Space Coast, 32 Pluto Drive, Cocoa West, FL
Phone: 04 478 368 67