The space adventurer's guide :
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TextPublication details: Toronto : Kids Can, 2018Description: 100 pages : illustrationsContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781771380324 (pbk.) :Subject(s): Astronautics -- Juvenile literature | Space tourism -- Juvenile literature | Outer space -- Exploration -- Juvenile literature | Non-Fiction 9+ | Science, Maths and TechnologyDDC classification: 629.4 Summary: It's not just astronauts who get to travel into space anymore. Forward-thinking entrepreneurs have now made space flight a reality for adventure-seekers of all kinds. And just in time, here's a travel guide for kids to plan their own out-of-this-world journeys. Eight potential space vacations are described, one per chapter, complete with information about pre-trip preparations (like training to withstand extreme g-forces), accommodations and dining (hot dogs in zero gravity, anyone?), awesome activities (how about a real moon walk?) and so much more.
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It's not just astronauts who get to travel into space anymore. Forward-thinking entrepreneurs have now made space flight a reality for adventure-seekers of all kinds. And just in time, here's a travel guide for kids to plan their own out-of-this-world journeys. Eight potential space vacations are described, one per chapter, complete with information about pre-trip preparations (like training to withstand extreme g-forces), accommodations and dining (hot dogs in zero gravity, anyone?), awesome activities (how about a real moon walk?) and so much more.