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  33. <title>ASTROTREK-ASTRONOMY, SCIENCE AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT CAMP</title>
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  41. <description><![CDATA[<p>For the first time in India, we are offering a unique adventure and educational experience in world-class luxury camping facilities. OBJECTIVES OF THE ASTROTREK 1.      Encourage students to explore the world around them, inspiring a lifelong passion and inquisitive desire to...</p>
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  45. <p>For the first time in India, we are offering a unique adventure and educational experience in world-class luxury camping facilities.</p>
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  47. <h2><strong>OBJECTIVES OF THE ASTROTREK</strong></h2>
  48. <p>1.      Encourage students to explore the world around them, inspiring a lifelong passion and inquisitive desire to learn about the Universe we live in.</p>
  49. <p>2.      Introduce the fundamentals of Scientific fieldwork, followed by data collection and interpretation.</p>
  50. <p>3.      Engage our young participants in Calibration and Manipulation of scientific instruments through Practical experiences.</p>
  51. <p>4.      Help the budding astronomers explore their potential and interest areas.</p>
  52. <p>5.      Create an exciting and inclusive environment for the participants through innovative hands-on and outdoor activities to ensure a comprehensive learning experience.</p>
  53. <p>The ASTROTREK camps are held in the Himalayas or anywhere in the hills with a minimum altitude of 3,000 ft.</p>
  54. <h4><strong>WHY WE CHOOSE HIMALAYAS?</strong></h4>
  55. <p>Himalayas offers a perfect environment for outdoor activities. The clear skies and high altitude provide the ideal conditions for Astronomy and Astrophotography.</p>
  56. <h4><strong>WHAT ALL COVERED IN ASTROTREK?</strong></h4>
  57. <h5><strong>1. ASTRONOMY</strong></h5>
  58. <p>Astronomy is one of the oldest sciences, entails not only the study of the solar system and cosmos. But an almost endless array of topics that include physics, mathematics thermodynamics, optics, robotics, and even chemistry. Additionally, astronomy helps build a foundation of knowledge about our unique place in the Universe and the incredible evolution of our beautiful home in space earth.</p>
  59. <p><strong>SOLAR ASTRONOMY</strong></p>
  60. <p>Solar astronomy is one of the activities of Astronomy. The sun is an extraordinary star with a specialized hydrogen alpha telescope and supporting equipment drive into the mysteries of the sun and explore sunspots, prominences, and other extraordinary phenomena.</p>
  61. <p><strong>STARGAZING </strong></p>
  62. <p>Using specialized equipment, students will learn to identify Stars and constellations from our unique dark sky locality high in the mountains. Participants will also enjoy amazing views of planets, Star clusters, nebula, and many other celestial wonders.</p>
  63. <p><strong>ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY</strong></p>
  64. <p>Using Suite of electronic imaging devices, it will be possible to capture stunning images of planets and deep-sky objects. Not only will we show participants how to capture beautiful images of the night sky, but also demonstrate how to process the images using the latest software techniques.</p>
  65. <h5><strong>2. SCIENCE</strong></h5>
  66. <p>Experience and investigate foundational scientific concepts of the laws of motion, trajectories energy and mass, the electromagnetic spectrum, engineering, and much more with fascinating hands-on activities and projects.</p>
  67. <p>Using our extensive range of support equipment and materialist will be possible to provide fund, exciting, and memorable exploration of the sciences during the camp.</p>
  68. <h5><strong>3. ADVENTURE</strong></h5>
  69. <p>Through various adventure activities such as zip-lining, rappelling, wall climbing, Burma bridge, and trekking, Students will build Physical and Mental endurance, confidence, courage, and team cooperation.</p>
  70. <p><strong>NOTE:</strong> The AstroTrek program can be customized according to your choice and preferences.</p>
  71. <p>For more information about <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/"><strong>educational tour</strong></a> can contact Atlantisresearch</p>
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  79. <title>AEROSPACE AND SCIENCE DISCOVERY CAMP</title>
  80. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/aerospace-and-science-discovery-camp/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=aerospace-and-science-discovery-camp</link>
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  83. <pubDate>Mon, 19 Aug 2019 10:27:55 +0000</pubDate>
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  87. <description><![CDATA[<p>HANDS ON MINI ACTIVITIES (1 DAY PROGRAM) Renowned Australian science educator Sam Gibbs will be the lead instructor for the programs. During AEROSPACE AND SCIENCE DISCOVERY CAMP, he will bring across some of the essential elements of science, primarily physics...</p>
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  90. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2><strong>HANDS ON MINI ACTIVITIES (1 DAY PROGRAM) </strong></h2>
  91. <p>Renowned Australian science educator Sam Gibbs will be the lead instructor for the programs. During <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/programs/domesticprograms/scitrek/asdc/"><strong>AEROSPACE AND SCIENCE DISCOVERY CAMP</strong></a>, he will bring across some of the essential elements of science, primarily physics exclusively for the students. The program has been designed with a particular focus on foundation concepts of force, motion, energy, thermodynamics, and other scientific processes.<br />
  92. Mr. Gibbs brings with him 14 years of expertise in conducting informal science programs in SE Asia. He has invested these years in developing highly engaging, fun and educational presentations and activities that are critical to the understanding of science and its importance in our everyday lives. Since 2003 he has successfully engaged approximately 150,000 students across the world through these programs.</p>
  93. <p>The Aerospace <strong>Science Discovery Camp</strong> duration is of 6 hours with the option of either the day or an evening camp. The group size varies from 180-200 students from classes’ 3-10 grades.</p>
  94. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize.jpg"><img decoding="async" class="size-large wp-image-6457 aligncenter" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize-1024x683.jpg" alt="AEROSPACE AND SCIENCE DISCOVERY CAMP" width="1024" height="683" srcset="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize-1024x683.jpg 1024w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize-300x200.jpg 300w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize-768x512.jpg 768w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_5254_resize-600x400.jpg 600w" sizes="(max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px" /></a></p>
  95. <h3>DETAILED OVERVIEW OF ACTIVITIES DURING AEROSPACE AND SCIENCE DISCOVERY CAMP :</h3>
  96. <p><strong>1.      SPECIAL HD AND INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION ON THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND SPACE EXPLORATION</strong><br />
  97. This engaging presentation provides an in-depth insight into the wonders of the solar system and Universe beyond. The principal focus is to develop a more in-depth understanding of the extraordinary diversity of planets, their moons, and our place in the Universe.</p>
  98. <p><strong>2.      THE AMAZING ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM WITH HANDS-ON LEARNING EXPERIMENTS</strong><br />
  99. Using innovative and thoughtfully planned hands-on activities, participants will be able to explore the realms of the electromagnetic spectrum. Using high-quality diffraction gratings, we split light into its component colors. Then ask the students to become involved in predictive analysis and the formation of hypothesis during a series of simple but elegant experiments.<br />
  100. <strong> </strong><br />
  101. <strong>3.      SOLAR ASTRONOMY WITH DEDICATED TELESCOPES AND OBSERVING EQUIPMENT</strong><br />
  102. Using a series of specially designed telescopes and support equipment, it is possible to observe the sun safely. These telescopes are state of the art recent technology developments that have granted us the opportunity to do what was formerly the realm of research science and big-budget supporting equipment.</p>
  103. <p><strong>4.      BRIDGE AND TOWER ENGINEERING CHALLENGE WITH K’nex</strong><br />
  104. The K’nex engineering challenge provides an essential opportunity for students to learn the principles of engineering. Teams are asked to find ways to create their structures using collaborative work ethics, creative design input, and most importantly, stable, self-supporting structures.<br />
  105. <strong> </strong><br />
  106. <strong>5.      SODA STRAW ROCKET-BUILD AND LAUNCH</strong><br />
  107. Included in this activity is precision scissor work, unique folding, and forming of materials that result in a fully functional model rocket.<br />
  108. <strong> </strong><br />
  109. <strong>6.      PAPER MODEL AIRCRAFT BUILD AND FLY</strong><br />
  110. The paper aircraft is a real performer and fun to fly but also a valuable learning experience in following instructions, developing focus, concentration, and a clear understanding of performance-related results in precision engineering.</p>
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  117. <title>Science Museums Atlanta &#8211; SciTrek &#124; NASA Tours</title>
  118. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/science-museums-atlanta-scitrek-nasa-tours/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=science-museums-atlanta-scitrek-nasa-tours</link>
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  125. <description><![CDATA[<p>SERIES OF SCIENCE BASED PROGRAMS BY NASA The Science Museums Atlanta-SciTrek is a series of science camps specially designed for empowering students to investigate and enquire the principles of science. While you enjoying the thrill of experiencing and exploring the...</p>
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  128. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2><strong>SERIES OF SCIENCE BASED PROGRAMS BY NASA</strong></h2>
  129. <p>The Science Museums Atlanta-SciTrek is a series of science camps specially designed for empowering students to investigate and enquire the principles of science. While you enjoying the thrill of experiencing and exploring the mysteries of the world in a learning environment.</p>
  130. <p>Science Museums Atlanta SCITREK FOCUSES ON VARIOUS INCREDIBLE TOPICS OF SCIENCE AND to EXPLAIN THIS TOPIC TO OUR STUDENTS, OUR TEAM CONDUCT ACTIVITIES THAT ARE BOTH ENGAGING AND FUN!</p>
  131. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek.jpg"><img decoding="async" class="size-large wp-image-8391 aligncenter" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek-1024x565.jpg" alt="Science Museums Atlanta - SciTrek" width="1024" height="565" srcset="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek-1024x565.jpg 1024w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek-300x165.jpg 300w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek-768x424.jpg 768w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek-600x331.jpg 600w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Science-Museums-Atlanta-SciTrek.jpg 1956w" sizes="(max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px" /></a></p>
  132. <p><strong>THE EXTRAORDINARY UNIVERSE OF LIGHT</strong></p>
  133. <p>The ability to perceive things through vision is one of the greatest treasures bestowed on living beings. As a global effort to spread awareness about the vital role played by light in our everyday lives, The United Nations designated the year 2015 as the international year of light.<br />
  134. <strong>To explain the above topic, our team conducts the Activities that focus on:</strong><br />
  135. &#8211;         Lasers and fiber optics<br />
  136. &#8211;         Optical devices such as Image projections, polarization, Simple telescopes, and pinhole cameras<br />
  137. &#8211;         Solar panels to convert the light energy into electrical energy<br />
  138. &#8211;         Light and shadows<br />
  139. <strong>THE AMAZING WORLD OF MACHINES, ELECTRICITY, AND MAGNETISM</strong></p>
  140. <p>Almost every minute of our lives in our developing technology-driven society utilizes these two fundamental elements that are Machines and Electricity.<br />
  141. This camp is primarily focused on providing valuable practical insight into the working of machines by encouraging students to build their machines and explore the basics of the phenomenon of electricity and magnetism.<br />
  142. <strong>In order to explain this topic, the activities conducted mainly focuses on:</strong><br />
  143. &#8211;         The Trebuchet siege Machine<br />
  144. &#8211;         Production of electrical energy from electrochemical, electromechanical, and optical sources.<br />
  145. &#8211;         Fundamentals of magnetism and electricity<br />
  146. <strong>THE BEAUTIFUL WORLD OF NATURAL SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY</strong></p>
  147. <p>This is yet another topic which our team tends to cover in this camp. In this program, we strive to dive deep into the extraordinary workings of the natural world, wondering over the various miracles of natural creation. While providing a foundational understanding of some of the core elements of natural science and biology.<br />
  148. <strong>The activities conducted to explain this topic focuses on:</strong><br />
  149. &#8211;         Electronic microscopy and imaging<br />
  150. &#8211;         Human Anatomy<br />
  151. &#8211;         Earth sciences<br />
  152. &#8211;         Meteorology and geology<br />
  153. <strong>SUPER SCIENCE DISCOVERY</strong></p>
  154. <p>In this camp, we study the love and hate relationships of different chemicals available in the day to day life. Exploring the world of chemistry, fluid dynamics, and sound, we aim to build a conceptual foundation that will serve as a valuable tool for future studies in these areas.<br />
  155. <strong>The activities conducted mainly focuses on:</strong><br />
  156. &#8211;         Acids and Bases<br />
  157. &#8211;         Crystallization<br />
  158. &#8211;         Fluid Dynamics</p>
  159. <p><strong>MATH MAGIC</strong></p>
  160. <p>Mathematics is said to be the language of science. Science would find itself inexpressible without the numbers, the equations, and the structure of mathematics. In this camp, we present mathematics not only as an essential practice tool of our day to day lives but also as nature’s way of incredibly expressing itself in various forms of mathematical concepts.</p>
  161. <p>Our team, with their innovative and fun activities, tries to explain the mathematics in the most fun and exciting way which is enjoyed by each and every student.<br />
  162. <strong>The activity focuses mainly on the three essential topics:</strong><br />
  163. &#8211;         Geometrical structures and the collaborative project on Sierpinski Tetrahedron<br />
  164. &#8211;         Practical applications of geometry and mathematical tables,<br />
  165. &#8211;         Probability and Number Sequences</p>
  166. <p><strong>THE AMAZING UNIVERSE</strong><br />
  167. Astronomy, one of the oldest sciences, entails not only the study of the solar system and cosmos, but an almost endless array of topics that includes physics, mathematics, thermodynamics, optics, robotics, and even chemistry.<br />
  168. On <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/"><strong>NASA tour</strong> </a>during this camp, students explore these various aspects, while also building a foundation of knowledge about our unique place in the Universe and the amazing evolution of our beautiful home in space the earth.</p>
  169. <p><strong>The activities focus on the following:</strong><br />
  170. &#8211;         Seasons and phases of Moon<br />
  171. &#8211;         Crater Formation<br />
  172. &#8211;         Solar System Walk<br />
  173. &#8211;         Nighttime Telescopic Astronomy</p>
  174. <p>Our program SciTrek has some CORE OBJECTIVES, which is to develop scientific temperament and a passion for learning the Universe we live in. Also, to encourage students to explore the world around them while increasing their conscious awareness of the importance of STEM in our everyday lives.</p>
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  181. <title>LIST OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS BY ATLANTIS &#124; SPACETREK</title>
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  189. <description><![CDATA[<p>UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SPACETREK SpaceTrek is an advanced STEAM program at NASA’s Kennedy space center. The programs shine at preceding inventive technologies and content for teaching science, mathematics, engineering and technology with a space exploration background. Some programs are...</p>
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  192. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2>UNITED STATES OF AMERICA</h2>
  193. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7693-e1492075939107.jpg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="aligncenter wp-image-7848 size-large" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7693-1024x768.jpg" alt="SPACETREK - International Educational Programs By Atlantis " width="1024" height="768" /></a></p>
  194. <h3>SPACETREK</h3>
  195. <p>SpaceTrek is an advanced STEAM program at NASA’s Kennedy space center. The programs shine at preceding inventive technologies and content for teaching science, mathematics, engineering and technology with a space exploration background.</p>
  196. <p><strong>Some programs are currently offering by SpaceTrek</strong></p>
  197. <ul>
  198. <li><strong>MISSION ROBOTICS</strong></li>
  199. </ul>
  200. <p>In this program, Students will know about o Robotics and grasp the basics of programming a Robotic rover.</p>
  201. <p>You come to know about NASA’s robotic exploration of MARS.</p>
  202. <p>Basically, Students work in teams/units to program a Robot designed and built by the SpaceTrek team and printed on 3D printers indigenously</p>
  203. <ul>
  204. <li><strong>ROCKETRY</strong></li>
  205. </ul>
  206. <p>This Program is occupied/based on learning elementary rocket systems, the basics behind rocketry and simple physics that moves them.</p>
  207. <p>It also gives an introduction to the history and the future of rockets as we know them at NASA.</p>
  208. <p><strong>CURRICULUM COMPONENTS:</strong></p>
  209. <ol>
  210. <li>Rocket construction and design blueprint</li>
  211. <li>Using testimony in a rocket launch</li>
  212. <li>NASA’s rocket history</li>
  213. <li>IMAX SPACE MOVIES</li>
  214. <li>Chow time with an Astronaut</li>
  215. </ol>
  216. <ul>
  217. <li><strong>NEAR SPACE INVESTIGATION</strong></li>
  218. </ul>
  219. <p>One of the most exciting activity in which the group participates as one large team to successfully launch and retrieve a weather balloon, with a Payload that travels upto 100,000 feet.</p>
  220. <p>Students as a result learn Meteorology, Telemetry and how NASA takes different variables into account to perform similar missions.</p>
  221. <p>After the launch, live feed of the balloon and views of the earth are transmitted to the ground station at KSCVC and Analyzed by students.</p>
  222. <p><strong>Also Check <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/programs/international-programs/usa/spacetrek/">SpaceTrek USA &#8211; International Educational Program &amp; School Trip</a></strong></p>
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  229. <title>NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER TOURS</title>
  230. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/nasa-kennedy-space-center-tours/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=nasa-kennedy-space-center-tours</link>
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  233. <pubDate>Fri, 16 Aug 2019 12:57:16 +0000</pubDate>
  234. <category><![CDATA[NASA]]></category>
  235. <category><![CDATA[NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER TOURS]]></category>
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  239. <description><![CDATA[<p>SpaceTrek is an advanced STEAM program at NASA Kennedy space center tours. The programs shine at preceding inventive technologies and content for teaching science, mathematics, engineering and technology with a space exploration background Space Trek currently offers the following programs-...</p>
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  242. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>SpaceTrek is an advanced STEAM program at NASA Kennedy space center tours. The programs shine at preceding inventive technologies and content for teaching science, mathematics, engineering and technology with a space exploration background</p>
  243. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/nasa-advanture-tour-e1532512727522.jpg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="size-full wp-image-8141 aligncenter" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/nasa-advanture-tour-e1532512727522.jpg" alt="NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER" width="623" height="350" /></a></p>
  244. <h2>Space Trek currently offers the following programs-</h2>
  245. <h4><strong>1.MISSION ROBOTICS</strong></h4>
  246. <p>In this program, students are introduced to robotics and learn the basics of programming a robotic rover. They will also learn about NASA’s robotic exploration of MARS.Students work on teams to program a robot designed and built by the space trek team and printed on 3D printers endogenously. Students learn the globally used Arduino programming platform. A custom-made Lab-VIEW user interface (UI) is used to enhance the programming experience.</p>
  247. <p>On the third day final team challenge takes place on a 16ft x 16ft mars surface mock-up featuring iconic Olympus Mons and Schiaparelli crater. Teams have to use all the precise robot movements learnt in the preceding days to successfully complete the mars surface mission. Victorious team is awarded medals.</p>
  248. <p><strong>THE CURRICULUM COMPONENTS UNDER MISSION ROBOTICS INCLUDES:</strong></p>
  249. <ul>
  250. <li>Basic and advanced programming concepts</li>
  251. <li>Custom-made user interface</li>
  252. <li>Martian surface simulation</li>
  253. <li>NASA’s mars exploration projects</li>
  254. <li>Touring KSC Facilities</li>
  255. <li>Lunch With an astronaut</li>
  256. <li>IMAX space movies</li>
  257. </ul>
  258. <h4><strong>2.ROCKETRY</strong></h4>
  259. <p>This program is based on learning elementary rocket systems the basics behind rocketry and simple physics that moves them. It also gives an introduction to the history and the future of rockets as we know them at NASA.</p>
  260. <p>Students work in teams to construct a WATER ROCKET using parts that have been designed, 3D printed and laser cut in the in-house fabrication lab. Individuals are assigned separate roles that stimulate how NASA engineers accomplish a rocket launch.</p>
  261. <p>Teams then collect theoretical data from the bottle-rocket engine thrust acquisition (BETA) system and experimental data from flight computers and estimate parameters to launch their rockets within limited acceleration and to a specific height during the final contest.</p>
  262. <p><strong>THE CURRICULUM COMPONENTS UNDER ROCKETRY INCLUDES:</strong></p>
  263. <ul>
  264. <li>Rocket construction and design</li>
  265. <li>Basic math and physics of Rocketry</li>
  266. <li>Theoretical and experimental data collection</li>
  267. <li>Data analysis using lab view</li>
  268. <li>Using data in a rocket launch</li>
  269. <li>NASA’S Rocket history</li>
  270. <li>Lunch with an astronaut</li>
  271. <li>IMAX Space movies</li>
  272. </ul>
  273. <h4><strong>3.NEAR SPACE INVESTIGATION</strong></h4>
  274. <p>The group participates as one large team to successfully launch and retrieve a weather balloon, with a payload that travels up to 100,000 feet.</p>
  275. <p>Students learn meteorology, telemetry and how NASA takes different variables into account to perform similar missions.</p>
  276. <p>Each member is assigned different positions similar to those used by NASA, including flight director, safety officer, and payload integration, launch operations, and meteorology. Students learn to test equipment, use checklist and prepare all the components for the final launch. Using precise instructions students integrate the payload using flight computer and camera. Flight computer records variables such as humidity, pressure, temperature, velocity and altitude.</p>
  277. <p>After the launch live feed of the balloon flight and views of Earth from the upper atmosphere are constantly transmitted to the ground station at KSCVC and analyzed by students and instructors.</p>
  278. <p><strong>THE CURRICULUM COMPONENTS UNDER NEAR SPACE INVESTIGATION INCLUDES:</strong></p>
  279. <ul>
  280. <li>Payload integration</li>
  281. <li>Systems engineering</li>
  282. <li>Weather balloon launch</li>
  283. <li>Real time video of earth’s curvature</li>
  284. <li>Experimental data gathering</li>
  285. <li>Data analysis</li>
  286. <li>Lunch with an astronaut</li>
  287. <li>IMAX space movies</li>
  288. </ul>
  289. <p><strong>From the above three listed programs, you can choose a program of your choice or can even club two programs together.</strong></p>
  290. <p>After a great learning session at NASA Kennedy space center tours , it’s time for our students to enjoy some amazing rides and end their day on a thrilling note!</p>
  291. <h2>AN ASSORTMENT OF THEME PARKS AND EVENING ACTIVITIES ON NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER TOURS</h2>
  292. <p>Atlantis offers you an opportunity to select from a range of Disney theme parks and add universal studios and sea world to your visit.</p>
  293. <p><b>In addition, </b>you have a choice to add Disney’s water parks to make your trip more exciting than ever. Students visit the famous cocoa beach and premium outlets for shopping as part of the program.</p>
  294. <p>Atlantis also gives the option to their students to opt for some amazing sightseeing during, NASA tours to make their trip a bit more memorable and fun. We give a variety of options to our students to choose from, these include:</p>
  295. <p><strong>1.New York City</strong></p>
  296. <ul>
  297. <li>Statue of liberty</li>
  298. <li>One World Observatory</li>
  299. <li>Time square</li>
  300. <li>Museum of natural history</li>
  301. <li>Madame Tussaud</li>
  302. </ul>
  303. <p><strong>2.Washington DC</strong></p>
  304. <ul>
  305. <li>City tour of National Monuments</li>
  306. <li>Smithsonian Air &amp; space museum</li>
  307. </ul>
  308. <p><strong>3.Niagara falls</strong></p>
  309. <ul>
  310. <li>Maid of the mist</li>
  311. <li>Niagara by night</li>
  312. </ul>
  313. <p><b>Likewise Students can opt for any of the above all listed sightseeing on <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/">NASA Tours</a> or can even club 2 of the sightseeing together on NASA Kennedy space center tours.</b></p>
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  322. <title>You Will Never Believe These Bizarre Truths Of NASA Tours</title>
  323. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/you-will-never-believe-these-bizarre-truths-of-nasa-tours-2/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=you-will-never-believe-these-bizarre-truths-of-nasa-tours-2</link>
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  326. <pubDate>Fri, 21 Jun 2019 04:46:52 +0000</pubDate>
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  329.  
  330. <description><![CDATA[<p>While Space Tourism is a new age reality, the NASA tours to space for research and education purposes have been a reality since years now. With all the great landmarks in history are related to some myths and some fiction....</p>
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  333. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While Space Tourism is a new age reality, the NASA tours to space for research and education purposes have been a reality since years now. With all the great landmarks in history are related to some myths and some fiction. As interesting as this science fiction is the bizarre truths of some NASA tours. Whether it is the space tour of NASA or the students’ tours to the NASA centers, there is a lot of excitement, adventure, and apprehension associated with the same. This leads to some myths and some interesting fables of reality. Read on.</p>
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  336. <h6><strong>The story of the invention of the space pen.</strong></h6>
  337. <p>It is a common science-lore that writing in zero gravity was a problem, and millions of dollars were spent to invent a pen which could write in space. The truth is that the pen was actually developed by a private company and was used by NASA because it was a cheaper option in comparison to the costlier pencils.</p>
  338. <h6><strong>Astronauts returning from Space were kept in isolation.</strong></h6>
  339. <p>When humans were getting prepared for their first landing on the moon, there was a hypothesis by scientists that they will be contamination with lunar pathogenic microorganisms after returning from their <strong>nasa tours</strong>; and that the human body will not be immune to those foreign pathogens. On their return, they were kept in a quarantine facility for 21 days. However, there was no ill effect of exposure to material on the moon being observed.</p>
  340. <h6><strong>The famous UFO spotting.</strong></h6>
  341. <p>After being back from the <strong>nasa tour</strong>, astronaut Buzz Aldrin casually remarked that he ‘thought’ he saw a UFO. The news sear like fire although he had only seen one of the panels from the separation of the spacecraft from the upper stage.</p>
  342. <h6><strong>Armstrong being the first man to land on the moon was just a matter of chance.</strong></h6>
  343. <p>Neil Armstrong is a name that has gone down in history while also being used as a metaphor to explain how being first is important while the second is never important. A bizarre truth is that he was the one to land on the moon first simply because it was his turn in the rotation to be the commander.</p>
  344. <h6><strong>A pen was used to power the space engine</strong></h6>
  345. <p>While coming back from the first NASA tour to the moon, a circuit required to power the engine was not working. It was important to complete the circuit in order for the spacecraft to come back to earth. The astronauts used an ordinary felt pen to complete that circuit. Surely, in small things lies great value.</p>
  346. <h6><strong>NASA pays people to stay in bed and relax.</strong></h6>
  347. <p>Scientists sure are a special breed amongst human beings and research has been an interesting field of study.  On the <strong>nasa tours</strong> to space, astronauts need to be kept healthy. For this reason, scientists need to study the effect of zero gravity in space on the body of a human being. So, healthy people take up the job to lie down on beds and be under observation.</p>
  348. <h6><strong>The Kennedy Space Centre has some alligators on their ‘NASA tours’.</strong></h6>
  349. <p>Merritt Island, NASA’s launch site for spacecraft is also home to many wild animals. While that is not very weird given the fact that the wildlife refuge shares the island with the KSC launch site, it is interesting to note that the scientists have used this as an opportunity to study its activities effects on the environment.</p>
  350. <p>So be ready to experience the NASA tours. Atlantis supplements <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/theme-parks-to-visit-on-nasa-tours/">NASA tours</a> with an educational experience and adventurous visits to the world’s best theme parks- Disney World, Sea World, and the Universal Studios at Orlando. Since 2008, more than 6000 students have traveled with Atlantis.</p>
  351. </div>
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  362. <title>Why science program is necessary for pupils?</title>
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  366. <pubDate>Sun, 26 May 2019 06:02:51 +0000</pubDate>
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  369. <category><![CDATA[Science Programs]]></category>
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  372. <description><![CDATA[<p>We at Atlantis, are entirely encompassed by technology and the products of science every day. Public policy judgments that influence every aspect of our lives are based on scientific evidence. And, of course, the immensely complex natural world that surrounds...</p>
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  375. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">We at Atlantis, are entirely encompassed by technology and the products of science every day. Public policy judgments that influence every aspect of our lives are based on scientific evidence. And, of course, the immensely complex natural world that surrounds us illustrates infinite scientific concepts. As children grow up in an increasingly technologically and scientifically advanced world, they need to be scientifically literate to succeed.</span></p>
  376. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ.jpeg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-7956" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ.jpeg" alt="Science Program" width="1920" height="1150" srcset="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ.jpeg 1920w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ-300x180.jpeg 300w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ-768x460.jpeg 768w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ-1024x613.jpeg 1024w, https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/11vMXiDZK9H0m9wTHfPvKnQ-600x359.jpeg 600w" sizes="(max-width: 1920px) 100vw, 1920px" /></a></p>
  377. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Ideally, teaching the<a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/scitrek-the-intriguing-science-program/"> science program</a> through the scientific method to students is teaching them how to think, learn, solve problems and make informed decisions. These skills are integral to every viewpoint of a student’s education and life, from school to profession.</span></p>
  378. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">You know what, Science program is omnipresent. A pupil rides to school on a bus, and in that case alone, there are myriads of examples of technology based on the science program through the scientific method. The school bus is a product of many areas of science and technology, including mechanical engineering and modification. The systems of roads, sidewalks, and other infrastructure are carefully designed by civil technicians and planners. The smartphone in the student’s hand is a revelation of modern computer engineering.</span></p>
  379. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Outside the window, trees turn daylight into banked energy and create the oxygen we need to survive. Whether “natural” or human-derived, every phase of a student’s life is filled with science — from their own internal biology to the flat-screen TV in the living room. Experimentation based on the scientific method follows a similar course: Combine a scientific question with research to construct a hypothesis; conduct experiments to test that hypothesis; evaluate the results to draw conclusions, and communicate those conclusions.</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"><br />
  380. </span><span style="font-weight: 400;"><br />
  381. </span><span style="font-weight: 400;"> Experimentation based on the scientific method follows a similar course: Combine a scientific question with research to construct a hypothesis; conduct experiments to test that hypothesis; evaluate the results to draw conclusions, and communicate those conclusions.</span><span style="font-weight: 400;"><br />
  382. </span></p>
  383. <p>&nbsp;</p>
  384. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Possibly even more prominent than particular instances of science program in our lives are the styles we use scientific thought or<a href="https://science.nasa.gov/technology/science-programs" class="broken_link" rel="nofollow"> science program</a>, process and inquiry to come to our conclusions. This is not significantly a purposive thing. The human need to solve problems can arise from curiosity or from the requirement. The method of inquiry is how we uncover answers and incarnate those answers. You know what, Science program is omnipresent. A pupil rides to school on a bus, and in that case alone, there are myriads of examples of technology based on the science program through the scientific method.</span></p>
  385. <p>The school bus is a product of many areas of science and technology, including mechanical engineering and modification. The systems of roads, sidewalks, and other infrastructure are carefully designed by civil technicians and planners. The smartphone in the student’s hand is a revelation of modern computer engineering. We at Atlantis, are entirely encompassed by technology and the products of science every day. Public policy judgments that influence every aspect of our lives are based on scientific evidence.</p>
  386. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">In the realms of hard <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/why-should-a-science-program-be-taught-in-school/">science program</a>, the manner of a query is more uninterrupted and finite: Take a question; use evidence to form an explanation; connect that explanation to existing knowledge, and communicate that evidence-based explanation. Experimentation based on the scientific method follows a similar course: Combine a scientific question with research to construct a hypothesis; conduct experiments to test that hypothesis; evaluate the results to draw conclusions, and communicate those conclusions.</span></p>
  387. <p>Work hard, Live hard!</p>
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  394. <title>Things That Happen When You Are In Educational Tours</title>
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  398. <pubDate>Wed, 22 May 2019 07:12:55 +0000</pubDate>
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  407. <description><![CDATA[<p> The environment this full of fascinating things to explore and no countries are identical. You are always surprised by variations ranging from works of literature, languages, cultures, traditions, history, education, lifestyle, people and natural attractions that motivate us to freight...</p>
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  410. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-weight: 400;"> The environment this full of fascinating things to explore and no countries are identical. You are always surprised by variations ranging from works of literature, languages, cultures, traditions, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History">history</a>, education, lifestyle, people and natural attractions that motivate us to freight our luggage and go to find out. </span></p>
  411. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Every individual nation in this world is a mystic place for everyone to encounter and determine, particularly for students who are super eager to set their foot in appealing destinations. We at Atlantis, we provide the tour packages to <strong><a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/programs/international-programs/usa/">NASA Tour</a></strong> &amp; some <strong><a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/5-benefits-educational-tours/">Educational Tour</a> </strong>to our students.</span></p>
  412. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7542-e1492076029499.jpg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="aligncenter wp-image-7838 size-large" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7542-1024x768.jpg" alt="educational tour" width="1024" height="768" /></a></p>
  413. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Students’ School tours are amazing occasions for them to actively engage in several interactive activities and sightseeing field trips, educational tours, organization visits and do some neighborhood helps. Definitely, our customized educational tours will expand students’ minds and their point of views towards the world outside only through such kind of tours! </span></p>
  414. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>Educational tours</strong> have become an essential part of the extra curriculum of each school. Educational School Trip is a reliable and credible travel company with educational authorities raising up best school trips or tours for international students visiting and experience the journeying only to explore every corner around the world via their tours. </span></p>
  415. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Driving school trips abroad, students have unbelievable chances to implement themselves relevant knowledge and reinforce personal skills. Besides obtaining educational knowledge through traveling, students also have chances to meet new friends, reverse culture with local people, and explore their captivating forms of life. </span></p>
  416. <h3><strong>OUR COMMITMENTS TO YOUR EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL TOURS </strong></h3>
  417. <h4><b>Reliable Educational Tours </b></h4>
  418. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Being an outstanding school travel organizer, Atlantis considers health and safety are our top priorities and paramount concerns. We have a full and comprehensive Safety Management System ensuring strict safety standards. Be aware of parents are anxious when students are away from home, we always make sure that your children will always be paid careful attention and we are always available for help. Our 24/7 support staff are available to keep you updated. Rest assured your child is safe with us!</span></p>
  419. <h4><b>Valuable knowledge</b></h4>
  420. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Our educational tours definitely will first provide curricula-linked lessons to students who are able to obtain a wide range of knowledge from different fields. Thanks to our great number of tour subjects. Educational programs are stimulatingly organized to gain attention from students and let them get actively involved in hands-on activities. Students for sure will get precious knowledge gained through travel. Cultural programs and interactive learning experiences would extremely benefit students. </span></p>
  421. <h4><b>Responsible Student Travel</b></h4>
  422. <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Responsible travel is about the choices you make and the attitude you take when traveling – respecting people and their customs, looking up to their cultures and local habitat. In our <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/tag/educational-tours/">educational tours</a>, <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/10-quick-tips-nasa-trips/">NASA tours</a>, cross-cultural understanding is fortified through real-life happenings granted to students. Hiring local tour guides and counseling local eateries are employed in our school tours or journeys to help to support the life of locals. We partner with a wide range of suppliers to make sure the equal distribution of wealth to local people. Environmental friendly stuff is utilized to protect the local habitat and minimize waste to the natural surroundings.  </span></p>
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  429. <title>9 Features Of A Successful Educational Program</title>
  430. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/features-of-educational-program/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=features-of-educational-program</link>
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  433. <pubDate>Sun, 30 Dec 2018 10:01:16 +0000</pubDate>
  434. <category><![CDATA[blog]]></category>
  435. <category><![CDATA[educational program]]></category>
  436. <category><![CDATA[educational programs]]></category>
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  438.  
  439. <description><![CDATA[<p>Any educational program can be distinguished as a successful program if it meets its most important purpose- inculcating the spirit of the educational program amongst its students and successfully delivering its learning outcomes thereby producing successful and accomplished students. 1....</p>
  440. <p>The post <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/features-of-educational-program/">9 Features Of A Successful Educational Program</a> appeared first on <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in">Atlantis Erudition - NASA Trips | Educational Tours | NASA Tours | International School Trips | Students Tours</a>.</p>
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  442. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Any <strong>educational program</strong> can be distinguished as a successful program if it meets its most important purpose- inculcating the spirit of the educational program amongst its students and successfully delivering its learning outcomes thereby producing successful and accomplished students.</p>
  443. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7576-e1492075990408.jpg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-7842" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/IMG_7576-e1492075990408.jpg" alt="educational program" width="2000" height="1500" /></a></p>
  444. <h4><b>1. </b><b>Increase Knowledge:        </b></h4>
  445. <ul>
  446. <li>Understanding to explore solutions and create new ideas and concepts.</li>
  447. <li>Ability to design a system to answer needs through analysis of the interaction between essential technologies.</li>
  448. <li>Knowledge management ability to bring the technological, marketing, organisation and social knowledge into innovations.</li>
  449. </ul>
  450. <h4><strong>2. It imparts knowledge and not just gives information:</strong></h4>
  451. <p>A good <strong>educational program</strong> focuses on imparting knowledge to its students. Knowledge must be differentiated from information in the sense that knowledge is deeply imbibed by the student through a thorough understanding of the concepts while information can be extracted from Google as well. Information can be cramped but only knowledge can be applied to different situations.</p>
  452. <h4><strong>3. It focuses on experience-based learning: </strong></h4>
  453. <p>An <strong>educational program</strong> is successful if it encourages the students to explore and feeds their curiosity. A student needs to be intellectually curious to learn new concepts. An outstanding educational program such as offered by Atlantis not only teaches the concepts of STEM to students but makes them experience those concepts hands on. The trajectory of a rocket is not taught to students by paper and pen, but by flying of real rockets and real measurement and analysis.</p>
  454. <h4><strong>4. It focuses on applications of the educational program:</strong></h4>
  455. <p>Any knowledge is useful when the student can apply it to real life situations. A successful educational program drives the application of concepts and puts students into challenging projects that take out their best of abilities and analytical skills to the forth. Once a student has measured the height of a building using trigonometry, the concept becomes easy forever. The most important feature of an extraordinary educational program is that its students will not find any concept burdensome. Learning is always fun and adventurous!</p>
  456. <h4><strong>5. It focuses on personality development of students:</strong></h4>
  457. <p>An educational program is successful if it provides education for life. In the educational programs offered by Atlantis, students not only learn the concepts in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) but also learn soft skills like teamwork, leadership, communication and time management while they work in teams on certain projects. A gamified version of learning is presented to students and makes them self motivated, goal oriented, creative and skilled at resource management.</p>
  458. <h4><strong>6. A good education program is developed with passion:</strong></h4>
  459. <p>Another important feature of a good education program is its development and execution. Educators who are passionate about learning and teaching develop an education program which is not only fun to undergo but is filled with learning and skill development. An experienced educator imbibes years of learning into the development of the content of a successful <strong>education program</strong>. That which is created with admiration and the desire to share becomes engaging and adventurous to participate in.</p>
  460. <h4><b>7. </b><b>Enhancement of social competencies:</b></h4>
  461. <p>Social competencies include intellectual activities, social interpersonal relationships, and skills in self-control. Students will learn important skills in listening, thinking, communicating and moving forward through independent study, group work and double-loop learning.</p>
  462. <h4><b>8. </b><b>Enhancement of inventiveness:</b></h4>
  463. <p>Inventiveness is based on creativity, industrial engineering, and knowledge-based society. Through this phase, students will take systematically structured Basic/Technical courses to learn to be innovative based on the knowledge science methods.</p>
  464. <h4><b>9. </b><b>Skill development:</b></h4>
  465. <p>Another important feature of a good education program is its development and performance. Instructors who are enthusiastic about learning and teaching develop an education program that is not only fun to share, but also full of learning and skill development. An experienced teacher gives years of learning in the material development of a successful education program. That which is created with respect and the desire to share becomes pleasant and adventurous to participate in.</p>
  466. <p>Each educational program at Atlantis is developed by experts and highly experienced educators. Whether it is the Astrotrek, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SciTrek"><strong>Scitrek</strong></a> or the Aerospace and Science Discovery Camp, the <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/programs/"><strong>STEM educational programs</strong></a> offered by Atlantis are outstanding in terms of their content and delivery. Explore more about these successful and outstanding educational programs at <strong>Atlantis Research</strong>.</p>
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  473. <title>You Will Never Believe These Bizarre Truths Of NASA Tours</title>
  474. <link>https://atlantisresearch.in/you-will-never-believe-these-bizarre-truths-of-nasa-tours/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=you-will-never-believe-these-bizarre-truths-of-nasa-tours</link>
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  477. <pubDate>Mon, 19 Nov 2018 15:07:05 +0000</pubDate>
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  482.  
  483. <description><![CDATA[<p>While Space Tourism is a new age reality, the NASA tours to space for research and education purposes have been a reality since years now. With all the great landmarks in history are related to some myths and some fiction....</p>
  484. <p>The post <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/you-will-never-believe-these-bizarre-truths-of-nasa-tours/">You Will Never Believe These Bizarre Truths Of NASA Tours</a> appeared first on <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in">Atlantis Erudition - NASA Trips | Educational Tours | NASA Tours | International School Trips | Students Tours</a>.</p>
  485. ]]></description>
  486. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While Space Tourism is a new age reality, the NASA tours to space for research and education purposes have been a reality since years now. With all the great landmarks in history are related to some myths and some fiction. As interesting as this science fiction is the bizarre truths of some NASA tours. Whether it is the space tour of NASA or the students’ tours to the NASA centers, there is a lot of excitement, adventure, and apprehension associated with the same. This leads to some myths and some interesting fables of reality. Read on.</p>
  487. <p><a ref="magnificPopup" href="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/nasa-e1491817985117.jpg"><img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="aligncenter wp-image-5420 size-full" src="https://atlantisresearch.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/nasa-e1491817985117.jpg" alt="nasa tours" width="2000" height="1325" /></a></p>
  488. <h6><strong>The story of the invention of the space pen.</strong></h6>
  489. <p>It is a common science-lore that writing in zero gravity was a problem, and millions of dollars were spent to invent a pen which could write in space. The truth is that the pen was actually developed by a private company and was used by NASA because it was a cheaper option in comparison to the costlier pencils.</p>
  490. <h6><strong>Astronauts returning from Space were kept in isolation.</strong></h6>
  491. <p>When humans were getting prepared for their first landing on the moon, there was a hypothesis by scientists that they will be contamination with lunar pathogenic microorganisms after returning from their <strong>nasa tours</strong>; and that the human body will not be immune to those foreign pathogens. On their return, they were kept in a quarantine facility for 21 days. However, there was no ill effect of exposure to material on the moon being observed.</p>
  492. <h6><strong>The famous UFO spotting.</strong></h6>
  493. <p>After being back from the <strong>nasa tour</strong>, astronaut Buzz Aldrin casually remarked that he ‘thought’ he saw a UFO. The news sear like fire although he had only seen one of the panels from the separation of the spacecraft from the upper stage.</p>
  494. <h6><strong>Armstrong being the first man to land on the moon was just a matter of chance. </strong></h6>
  495. <p>Neil Armstrong is a name that has gone down in history while also being used as a metaphor to explain how being first is important while the second is never important. A bizarre truth is that he was the one to land on the moon first simply because it was his turn in the rotation to be the commander.</p>
  496. <h6><strong>A pen was used to power the space engine</strong></h6>
  497. <p>While coming back from the first NASA tour to the moon, a circuit required to power the engine was not working. It was important to complete the circuit in order for the spacecraft to come back to earth. The astronauts used an ordinary felt pen to complete that circuit. Surely, in small things lies great value.</p>
  498. <h6><strong>NASA pays people to stay in bed and relax.</strong></h6>
  499. <p>Scientists sure are a special breed amongst human beings and research has been an interesting field of study.  On the <strong>nasa tours</strong> to space, astronauts need to be kept healthy. For this reason, scientists need to study the effect of zero gravity in space on the body of a human being. So, healthy people take up the job to lie down on beds and be under observation.</p>
  500. <h6><strong>The Kennedy Space Centre has some alligators on their ‘NASA tours’.</strong></h6>
  501. <p>Merritt Island, NASA’s launch site for spacecraft is also home to many wild animals. While that is not very weird given the fact that the wildlife refuge shares the island with the KSC launch site, it is interesting to note that the scientists have used this as an opportunity to study its activities effects on the environment.</p>
  502. <p>So be ready to experience the NASA tours. Atlantis supplements <a href="https://atlantisresearch.in/blog/theme-parks-to-visit-on-nasa-tours/">NASA tours</a> with an educational experience and adventurous visits to the world’s best theme parks- Disney World, Sea World, and the Universal Studios at Orlando. Since 2008, more than 6000 students have traveled with Atlantis.</p>
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