Introduction:
Embark on thrilling space adventures with the Space Station Academy students! Journey through the solar system, exploring planets from fiery Venus to icy Neptune. Uncover secrets of alien worlds, from volcanic landscapes to dazzling moons, all while bouncing, skating, and jetpacking across the cosmos!
Titles In This Set:
Destination Mercury
Destination Venus
Destination Earth
Destination Mars
Destination Jupiter
Destination Saturn
Destination Uranus
Destination Neptune
Description:
Destination Mercury:
Mercury where they'll explore giant craters, dodge meteorites and find out that they can jump three times higher on this planet than on Earth!
Destination Venus:
Join the Space Station Academy students on their expedition to Venus where they'll learn about the turbulent weather systems and discover pancake dome volcanoes on this rocky planet, all while bouncing around in space bubbles.
Destination Earth:
Earth where they'll whiz past volcanoes, mountains and waterfalls, learning about the planet's core layers, and how it spins on an axis.
Destination Mars:
The students are off on an expedition to Mars where they'll uncover clues about life on the planet, learn what makes Mars red, explore volcanoes and catch up with the Mars rover that roams the planet's crusty canyons.
Destination Jupiter:
Jupiter where they'll cruise moon craters on skateboards and discover why Jupiter is stripy and covered in spots.
Destination Saturn:
Saturn where they'll learn about the planet's stormy weather, how soot particles are turned into diamonds and how to draw the pebble shaped moons that orbit Saturn.
Destination Uranus:
Uranus where they'll test their strength, lifting rocks on moon Oberon, parachute off an icy cliff edge on moon Miranda, learn what makes the planet blue and catch a whiff of the gassy atmosphere.
Destination Neptune:
Neptune where they'll find out what gives the ice giant its blue colour, learn about the sparkling ocean of diamonds that may exist at Neptune's rock core and use their jetpacks to navigate around some exploding geysers.
