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A Full Mission is a 2 hour simulation that includes Mission Control, being launched into space, and conducting research in the Space Lab.
Maximum 34 participants; 5th grade reading level required.
Mission Training Seminars- 1 teacher per mission free of charge, when offered, or $100 per additional teacher.
Mission preparation materials included.
Mission Price: $500.00
Rendezvous With A Comet: It is the year 2061. An earth-orbiting space station moves towards Halley's Comet which last passed through our solar system in 1986 and will not return for another 76 years. The crew has two hours to rendezvous with the comet and launch a scientific probe into its tail.
Return To The Moon: Return to the Moon mission answers the call of the new 2020 Space Initiative for human exploration. It has been over 36 years since Apollo 17 astronauts landed on the moon. In this mission, our crew establishes a permanent lunar base that will serve as a staging area for further Solar System exploration. As the crew moves toward our closest neighbor, they will capture a stranded probe, repair and rebuild the probe and launch it to the Moon. A complete team effort is required for the ultimate challenge a safe and successful lunar landing.
Voyage To Mars: Our voyage begins in the year 2076 with a relief crew in route to the Red Planet. The mission: to relieve the existing Mars Crew that has manned Mars Control for the past 2 years and launch a probe to one of the Martian moons.
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