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Space Center Houston, a nonprofit science and space learning center
中文Houston, Texas
Explore spaceflight through rockets, robotics and mission teamwork.
Space Center U is delivered by Space Center Houston through project-based space science and engineering. High-school themes range from Mars-habitat design to space-station mission teamwork. Some itineraries visit NASA facilities, subject to access.
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Space Center Houston, a nonprofit science and space learning center
A Space Center Houston education program with NASA facility visits when available
Space Center Houston completion certificate
Build and launch model rockets in Martian Expedition, then examine their flight paths and performance.
Design a habitat around the water, air and energy needed to support life.
Build and code robotic rovers for navigation, sampling and engineering challenges.
Test heat-shield or cryogenic protection structures in relevant themes and compare performance under extreme conditions.
Destination ISS assigns astronaut, Mission Control and science-support roles to practice mission teamwork.
Certain Johnson Space Center and training-facility visits depend on availability; five-day programs list a live astronaut presentation.
Complete models, robotic tasks or mission challenges according to the chosen theme, with a graduation activity and completion certificate.
Individual and group registration are offered; groups need at least one adult chaperone per ten students.
Standard Space Center U does not provide dormitories. Individual participants require a parent or guardian at daily check-in and check-out; dive-based themes require additional health and release forms.
Individual registration normally requires full payment; no refund is offered within four weeks of the program.
Groups normally pay a nonrefundable 25% deposit, with the balance and final headcount due six weeks before arrival; transfer fees may apply.
Families or groups arrange lodging, airport transfers, hotel transport and transport to some off-site activities.
Lunch is normally included; confirm the program dates before booking travel.
International groups may request an invitation letter after required fees and forms are received; a letter does not guarantee a visa.
Groups submit medical and image-release forms in advance, plus diving forms when applicable.
Discuss this camp and participation arrangements with an ASCWORLD education adviser.
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