TRIP TO SATURN!

ROCKET ENGINEERING SPECIALIST:

ASTRONAUTS DAILY SCHEDUAL ON SPACE

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HOW LONG IN EARTH DAYS OR YEARS WILL IT TAKE TO GET TO SATURN?

• A spacecraft took about 3 years and 2 months to reach the ringed planet of Saturn.

• Saturn is very far away. How long it takes to travel anywhere depends on how far you want to go and how fast you move.

• On the future people and cientists are going to find new ways to go to the planet Saturn faster than it takes today by traveling at other speeds and by taking faster paths to Saturn.

WHAT IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES DO YOU NEED TO DO IN SPACE TO MAINTAIN GOOD HEALTH?

• Mantian a diet and have to do lots of exercise to maintain their muscules healthy and in order

• they eat sufficient calories and have adequate vitamin D during a four to six month mission are able to maintain bone in most regions of their body healthy and stable.

• Astronauts can posibly lose muscle mass and bone density scince there is no gravity and they don’t have to support their weight

• astronauts have typically lost up to 0.4 -1% of their bone density per month in space.

• Astronauts that stay on space for 6 months are required to do at leat 2 hours of exercise

• crusire that has different entreteintment activities such as rooms for sports or experiments or other activities fun to do on space. There should be obligatory hours of exercise so people don’t suffer any damage in the rocket.

CHALLENGES TRAVELERS FACE IN SPACE:• People can lose muscle

mass and bone density, • problem of various types

of radiation exposed• Also its very difficult to

digest food, boredom, cabin fever and muscle atrophy and lack of oxygen.

• Now with the technology today astronauts have equipment and adequate rutines that can face this problems rapidly.

• Every passsanger on the rocket should have their equipment, on the rocket there are going to be health helpers that assist to emergencies of this type and thata are always present for pasangers requirements and service

BY: R E N AT O LO P E Z

ACTIVITIES ON SATURN

SATURN Saturn is the sixth planet distance form

the Sun. It is the second larger planet of the Solar System after

Jupiter.. Wind speed on Saturn can reach 1,800 km/h.

Saturn has a ring system with 9 rings .Saturn has 62 moons,

of which 53 have name. The biggest

moon is TITAN, and is the only moon that has

atmosphere.It is known as “gas giant” planet with a

lack of surface but not entirely gaseous.

It has  a small rocky core surrounded

by hydrogen and  helium

The rings ar e part of destroyed moons million of years ago. The

most known moons are: Pandora, Prometheus, Pan, Atlas

MAIN ACTIVITIES IN SATURN

Troat with a guide. 5% Eat break-

fast 10%

take a trip around the

planet19%

Take a break back in the hotel

5%eat lunch

5%Go and play in the

paintball fields 19%

See the stars in top

of the craters

19%

eat you dinner10%

play in the night activi-ties(pin, pon

10%

While it has a gaseous environment, it is important the use of special equipment to walk

It is a very windy athmospehere so need of special clothes is a must

PAINT BALL FIELDS

Main characteristics:

-Synthetic and confortable fields-Realistis environment -State of the art equipment-The refeeres will be tha main “stars” of paintball-Adequate temperature conditions

SEE STARS IN THE TOP OF A CRATER

At nigth you will see thousands of stars in Saturns heaven

Use of special telescopes to see the most far away stars in the deep of the cosmos

Explore the 62 moons of Saturn and their 9 rings

Take amazing pictures of the stars and send them to your friends in the Earth

Visit TITAN the biggest moon of Saturn and stay 2 days

WHAT ARE THE MAIN CHALLENGES? • The main challenges that

human would face is that being Saturn a gaseous planet it is difficult for visitors to maintain the equilibrium while they visit the planet. Therefore it is very important that visitors use special equipment such us jetpacks and special kind of shoes that help the to stay in balance. The jetpacks help them to cross the parts that don't have a stable ground.

D E S I G N M A N AG E R: M A N U E L A B U R B A N O

FASHION!

PUMPKIN SUIT: BY NASA

• This is a "high-altitude aircraft pressure suit"" • Also known as the “ACES” which stands for

Advanced Crew Escape Suit • Will be used for the launching to Saturn and the re-

entry to Earth• This suit will help you survive because it will contain

the pressure that your body needs but also will save you from an emergency if something happens

• It contains a parachute, a device for floating and other survival devices needed for surviving any emergency (if they need to abort on the ocean)

PUMPKIN SUIT: BY NASA

• The helmet is designed for protecting the head from all the vibrations that will create the rocket while launching or making the re-entry.

• The helmet is big so that the astronaut can see all the around (front and sides) and also has a small camera inside in case of rescue.

• This suit has also special gloves that let the astronaut handle buttons and switches in the rocket.

PUMPKIN SUIT

Helmet Gloves

EARPHONES & MICROPHONES

• We will use the microphones to explore the planet and still talk to each other.

• Communication is a key on this trip • We will invent codes for some things that are

found in the planet so that the astronauts can communicate each other in an easier way.

APOLLO A7L

• This suit will be used for the exploration that will be done in the lands of Saturn

• It contains:• Helmet: Protects astronauts head and blocks sunlight.• Two pair of boots: One for inside the rocket, and the

other for Saturn• Gloves: they protect hands but also allows fingertip

sensations• Lunar Rover: works for explorations and helped in

them.• OPS: separate life support that contains oxygen for 30

minutes in an emergency

APOLLO A7L

Gloves 2 Pair of boots

APOLLO A7L

IMPORTANCE OF SPACE SUIT!

• Because of the vacuum in space the gases of our body would expand without a spacesuit and therefore the blood will boil

• Also there will be extreme temperatures on space so the spacesuit will help the astronaut from freezing or going to hot (healthy temperature for body)

• The spacesuit also provides the needed oxygen that is essential for living

• The spacesuit also protects the body from particle radiation and ultraviolet

BIBLIOGRAPHY

• http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/nasa_spacesuit/

• http://www.globaleffects.com/C_pages/Rental/Props/Space/Displays/AgedA7L2_hi.jpg

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:CMP-A7L.png• http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/275021main

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BY: M AT E O V I L L AG O M E Z

MISSION CONTROL ORGANIZER

LOCATION• We will stay in the north part of

Saturn. And Saturn has a rocky and mountainous surface but also has a flat surface this is not a problem at all. In other ways is a benefit

• That is why the location will be in 3 different locations. The first is in flat surface, the other one is in a rocky area and the last one is the mix of the two and this will make the guest have an excellent and nice experience. There will be different activities for each resort.

DESCRIPTION OF THE STAY IN THE RESORT

• Saturn time of rotation takes only 10, 23 hours. Earth 23.93 hours

• We will have a special day and night program inside a dome that is programmed at the same time on earth this means: 23.93 hours so there will be no complication in the day and night.

• In the earth the gravity is 9.98 m/s2 and in Saturn is 9.08 m/s2

• so its not a big change. but this problem will be fixed because inside the dome, the gravity, temperature, and other things will the programmed to be just like the earth so it will not have a difference. there is not so much challenge because we will be surrounding by a dome in each resort.