Discover what it takes to solve problems related to space exploration. Taking “out of the box” to new and exciting places. Then, map out the rocky red planet and code a robot to make its way through the rough terrain. Design rockets and find out what it’s like to live in space.ĭay 3 | How do we get rovers like Spirit and Curiosity on the surface of Mars? Create a rover and a landing system to safely place a lander you design on Mars.ĭay 4 | What will it be like to live on Mars? Construct necessities for daily Martian living.ĭay 5 | Enjoy a tram ride to Rocket Park & Building 9 to view the historic Saturn V and where past, present, and future NASA astronauts train. Through engineering, robotics, and flight your astronaut in training will know what it takes to go to outer space.ĭay 2 | Journey through the solar system to Mars. Discover how science and technology can solve problems that astronauts face when they travel to Mars.ĭay 1 | Train like an astronaut. These young engineers learn the basics of rocketry, discover coding, and explore hands-on science activities. Mars is a rich destination for human exploration and discovery. Then, program and learn about multiple types of robotics in space. This 4-day program will include engineering, scientific exploration, and robotics along with space suit design for missions into deep space.ĭay 1 | Engineer gravity defining builds that will take future explorers to new heights and program rovers to complete challenges on the other planetary surfaces.ĭay 2 | Launch your very own rockets! Explorers will find out what a rocket needs to get off the ground, design multiple types of rockets, and let their creations take flight.ĭay 3 | What does it take to be an astronaut? Campers will train and be equipped with hands on practice before they depart on their mission.ĭay 4 | Enjoy a tram ride to Rocket Park & Building 9 to view the historic Saturn V and where past, present, and future NASA astronauts train.
Learning about space at an early age is the key to inspiring future generations of space explorers. The future explorers of Mars will be launching into deep space in the 2030s.
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