Travel Date : 26th May to 02th June, 2017 EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS Promote and Stimulate students interest in the study of Mathematics, Science, Research & Experiments Personal Growth and Achievement through Simulation & Discovery Build confidence and enhance your critical thinking skills Teamwork through team building exercises Learn the secrets of Rocket Systems Enhance and build your leadership skills Develop students self confidence Learn about Zero Gravity Develop self confidence through independent travel through educational institutions  

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR Six days Interactive Astronaut Training at U.S. Space & Rocket Center (NASA Space Camp) CNN Studio, Atlanta Coca Cola Six Flags over Georgia

Day 01 – Friday 26th May 2017 Arrive at Atlanta Airport Meet & Assist and transfer to the hotel Check in at hotel and freshen up at the hotel Dinner and overnight Meal Plan: Dinner  

Day 02 – Saturday 27th May 2017 Morning breakfast at the hotel Transfer to CNN World Inside CNN Atlanta offers a once-in a life time view of the Global Headquarters of CNN Board the bus and depart to SIX FLAGS with lunch coupon A full day exploration to SIX FLAGS over Georgia, which is the largest regional theme park in the Southeast Transfer back to hotel Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Day 03 – Sunday 28th May 2017 Breakfast from the Hotel Check-out from the Hotel Proceed to Visit the world of COCA- COLA Proceed to Huntsville – En route Lunch Arrive Space Camp Facility, U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Tranquility Base, Huntsville, Alabama. Meet with camp counselors, Signup and room allocation. Check in and proceed for Orientation Evening Dinner – Orientation continues Overnight at Habitat Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

U.S Space & Rocket Centre – Huntsville Day 04 to Day 08 – Monday 29th May to Friday 02nd June 2017 U.S Space & Rocket Centre – Huntsville An ultimate 5 days training program specially designed for students to pursue a career in Aerospace and Aviation Technology and to promote their interest in the study of Mathematics, Science, research and related fields Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Day 08 – Friday 02nd June 2017 After your awards ceremony, check out from Space Camp and board your coach to Atlanta International Airport for your flight to Dubai. Enjoy lunch en-route Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch

Space Camp Activities Shuttle Missions Shuttle missions are the highlights of the Space Camp experience, and take place at the superbly equipped Mission Center complex. Each trainee takes on the role of a member of mission control or a member of a shuttle flight crew  Rocketry This session teaches trainees rocketry basics, such as engine placement, reasons for a recovery system, and how to build and direct the flight of a rocket. Area 51 Area 51 is a land-based leadership training course centered on outdoor and indoor challenges and activities that require group communications, leadership, and teamwork.

Space Camp Activities Space Shot Space Shot is a 15-second space flight ride that launches trainees 140 feet straight up in 2.5 seconds. Trainees will experience a real lift-off with 4gs and then experience weightlessness for 2-3 seconds Microgravity Training Chair Used during the Apollo program to train astronauts for walking on the moon. This Simulator gives the sensation of walking on the moon. Five Degrees of Freedom Training Simulator Used in the early Gemini program The ‘5df’ is a spacewalk simulator

Space Camp Activities Manned Maneuvering Unit This simulator is designed to simulate the controlled maneuverability provided by the MMU in the microgravity environment of earth orbit.  Zero Gravity Wall The Zero-G simulator is designed to place trainees in a neutral state to simulate weightlessness in space. G-force Accelerator The G-force accelerator gives trainees a first-hand experience of how an astronaut feels at lift-off.

Space Camp Activities Multi Axis Training Simulator Designed to simulate training from the early Mercury program. The MAT simulator spins simultaneously on Three axes. Trainees experience the Disorientation astronauts would feel if a capsule went into a tumble spin. Underwater Astronaut Trainer – Advanced Space Academy 15-18 years only The UAT is a neutral buoyancy simulator like those used by the astronauts and design engineers at NASA’s Johnson Space Flight Center and Marshall Space Flight Center. Neutral buoyancy simulators allow astronauts to practice on earth the missions that they will carry out in space. Award Ceremony