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Company Name: Space Explorers, Inc.
Company Type: Nasa Mission
Company Profile
Explore the surface of Mars in our newest simulation. The simulation begins by choosing an ideal landing spot using previous spacecraft data and tips from a planetary scientist. Once the rover has landed, students work to complete as many of the mission objectives as they can. To bring this into your classroom, contact a product specialist today!
Retired NASA Astronaut David Low has flown in space three times during the STS-32, STS-43, and STS-57 missions. He even performed a spacewalk of almost 6 hours on the STS-57 mission! Here’s your chance to chat about space travel and ask Mr. Low questions about his spaceflight experiences.
Students aged 9 to 17 are encouraged to write essays about why space exploration is important and why we celebrate World Space Week (October 4 – 10). Space Explorers, Inc. is sponsoring this contest. The essays will be judged in two age brackets, 4th – 6th grade and 7th grade – high school and the deadline for submission is October 13, 2006. Click here for more details. Click here for more details.
About Company
Space Explorers, Inc. is committed to bringing the excitement and challenges of space exploration into classrooms worldwide. Space Explorers promotes discovery, inquiry, and analysis by offering standards-based curricula, mission simulations, and experiments that incorporate actual NASA data. Through these Internet-based programs, the company strives to inspire a new generation of explorers to pursue careers in science, math, and technology.
To connect teachers and students to the excitement of space exploration through innovative educational curriculum.
Provide exceptional customer support
Develop innovative educational programs and activities
Optimize our opportunities through creative approaches and relationships
Continue to build on our existing foundations
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