In the year 2061, scientists are on their way to investigate Comet Halley as it streaks its way across the sky. Students take the helm of a fully equipped space station, construct a probe, plot an intercept course, and overcome the challenges of space travel in their brave attempt to...

Interactive Learning Experience
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Flying a mission is not only fun, but it's also a great exercise for the development of Problem Solving, Team-work, Math, Science, Art and Technology Process Skills. Mission activities are also based on curriculum aligned with New York State Learning Standards. 

• A space simulation for young people in grades 5 and higher and other non-school groups.
• A standards based program where Individuals work as a team performing jobs that mirror science & technology in real world careers.
• Individuals assume the role of a mission specialist operating a space station and mission control and must keep the crew safe while facing various problems and challenges.

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CLC Missions support NY State STEAM curriculum standards by encouraging:

• Asking Questions and Defining Problems
• Planning and Carrying Out Investigations
• Analyzing and Interpreting Data
• Obtaining, Evaluating, and Communicating Information
• A Culture of Inquiry

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For school groups:

Each mission includes...

• 4 hours of teacher in-service training
• Pre and post classroom materials specially designed to prepare students for each mission
• 2 hour student mission for the whole class
• Missions can be combined with planetarium programming or visits to other historical or cultural venues

​Long before coming to the center, teachers may attend an in-service professional development program, in which they receive preparatory materials for classroom use before  and after their mission.

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Available Missions

• Rendezvous with Comet Halley​​

​Coming Soon

• Return to the Moon
• Voyage to Mars

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Onboard astronauts in the Space Station Simulator work with their counterparts in the Mission Control Simulator to fly a simulated space mission: Rendezvous with Comet Halley.

This simulation provides plenty of challenges for the crews in space and on the ground. From students in grade 5 to adult groups, space mission simulations can be tailored for your group for field trips, birthday parties, corporate team building and much more.

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***We are a COSER for Orleans/Niagara, and Erie 1 BOCES***

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Single Mission        
Minimum: 8 participants
Maximum: 28 participants
Runtime: ~1.5 hours

14 or less participants:

• One-sided mission
• Space Station only

15-28 participants:

• Two-sided mission
• Space Station & Mission Control

Pricing: $18.50 per person

Double Mission
Minimum: 28 participants
Maximum: 56 participants
Runtime: ~3.5 hours

28 or more Participants:

One half of group runs a regular (two-sided) mission, while other half gets a free planetarium show and activity.  
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After the mission and planetarium program are both complete, each group will switch. 

​​Pricing: $18.50 per person

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