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High School Science: Exploring Space - SPRING

Short Summary

Space - it’s definitely a frontier! Join Lt. Col. D. and explore manned and unmanned space flights including the framework and workings of spaceflight, the various vehicles used, the launching systems as well as flight mission systems and protocols.

Class Information

Price Per Lesson $19.87

Number of Lessons 15

Estimated Minutes
(Per Lesson) 90

Total Price $298.00

Age Range From Ages 14 to 17

Availability

Course Timeframe: This class meets Tuesdays @ 2:00 PM ET beginning every January. Join our mailing list to be notified when registration opens.
Course Format: Live and Online
Institution Calendar: Excelsior Classes Calendar
Prerequisite: None

Description

Exploring Space Class Information

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The final age of exploration is that of space, a realm that reflects His glory and handiwork! In this course, students will analyze and explore this ultimate frontier. Key questions will include: Why explore space? What are the benefits and consequences? What are the scientific and political dynamics involved?

Students will study both manned and unmanned space flights, learning about the mechanics of space travel, various spacecraft, launch systems, and mission protocols. The course begins with a history of the space program, focusing on the space race with the Soviet Union. The latter half covers the science of orbits and propulsion, as well as current technological advancements like nanotechnology, robotics, and the commercialization of space. Class time will be collaborative, with students working closely in small groups. Be ready to engage and collaborate with your peers!

Teacher: Lt. Col. Gene Doremus