In a Galaxy not so far away a great adventure awaits. You will fly across the galaxy from planet to planet during this mission. Each planet you will discover has something special. Some planets will help you through tough times and some of them will celebrate together with you.
Together we will board the amazing mission and explore the new frontier of space.
Before we start, let’s explore our spaceship. The ship we are taking on our journey is the latest in the Nasa fleet: The Space Laungh System. You will probably know this ship from it’s part in the Arthemis mission, but we are going further then the moon this time.
Mission to the Moon
The moon is our first stop. Going to the moon is one of the most impressive achievements we as humankind ever did. The missions to the moon were not easy, far from even. This journey start with a dream of John F. Kennedy and a promise he made to the American people. A true space race followed quickly. It took 72 missions to complete this dream. Our mission to the moon will be one for the hard times. Fly this mission when you had a really bad day.
Mission to the Sun
The sun is the brightest star in the galaxy. The golden glow powers everything in the universe from our houses to the plants that make our oxygen. The sun is the star that makes life on Earth possible and keeps us warm. The mission to the sun is a special one. Fly this mission when you have had the best day ever.
Mission to Mars
Space has been fascinating to humankind ever since the Romans. For the past 3.000 years, humans have been dreaming of space exploration. With the founding of Space X and it’s mission to take humans to Mars. The journey will take approximately 6 months and 225 million miles. This may sound far in the future, but the first humans are set to arrive within 20 years. This mission you already started, you are almost there, just the last few miles. You should fly the rest of this mission when you handed in your thesis.
Mission to Jupyter
Jupyter is the biggest planet in our solar system. The climate in Jupyter is one of the extremes. The temperatures, pressures, and materials are of a different caliber than Earth’s. The bronze glaze of the planet is a true miracle of nature. Jupyter is located about 816.000 million kilometers from earth. Besides the distance between earth and Jupyter, the planet keeps fascinating humans across the planet when it’s visible with the naked eye on a clear night. Fly this mission when you want to feel more connected.
Mission to Neptune
Neptune is the 8th planet in our solar system. The planet is a big sphere of ice. The planet was discovered in the early 17th century by Galileo Galilei and formed an important discovery in the early days of space exploration. Time moves differently on this planet, the planet makes a full eclipse around the sun once every 165 years. Just like time has been moving differently for me the past 8 months. This mission should be flown on August 6th.
