“One Giant Leap

For Mankind”

Astronomy Adventures

Neil Armstrong

Astronomy Adventures Phone: 01424 - 819450 Mobile: 079-2345-8516 E-mail: andy@astronomyadventures.co.uk www.facebook.com/AstronomyAdventuresWTS/ Kindly hosted by St Richards Catholic College

Hire an Astronomer & telescope to show you the wonders of the night sky and let us

bring the Universe to You!

For Individuals, Birthday Parties, Corporate viewing and activities. Which can

Include:

Telescope Making

Make a Spectroscope

Sculpt the Moon

Make a rocket

Launch a Rocket

Build a Solar System

Make a Planisphere

Lunanaut Selfie

Solar System Walk

Small charge for some activities.

Team Up Bexhill will be with us looking at Space Suit design

Celebrate 50 Years of Man Landing on the Moon with a Fun Packed Day of activities; At : St Richards Catholic College Ashdown Road, Bexhill-On-Sea TN40 1SE Day: Saturday July 20th 2019 Time: 1pm—6pm Cost: - Free Entrance Refreshments available Our grand Prize Draw has lots of out of this world prizes.

Every one who visits the show will be given a

commemorative 50th Anniversary Badge by

Astronomy Adventures.

Don’t forget we specialise in Talks and Ob-

serving to schools, Clubs, societies, Cubs,

Guides or any social group.

Also private Star Parties for Everyone, Birth-

day Christmas or anytime buy a voucher to

give your loved one.

Zoltan Trenovszki from

Will be at our event for all your astronomical

needs. Web: www.365astronomy.com

In the most authoritative book ever written about Apollo, David Whitehouse reveals the true drama behind the mission, telling the story in the words of those who took part – based around exclusive interviews with the key players.

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the moon landing, here is

the story as told by the crew of Apollo 11 and the many other astronauts who paved the way or followed themselves after the first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong, alongside Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. Astronauts, engineers, politicians, NASA officials, Soviet rivals – all tell their own story of a great moment of human achievement .

UK Garrison

We will have 6 characters from UK Garrison Patrolling our Event (photo opportunity at your own peril :-)

Professor David Rees

David was UK Principal Investigator for some 250+ Rocket experiments on the Earth's atmosphere / ionosphere / magnetosphere. He also developed and built important components of some 8 NASA Satellite Instruments, so he's the perfect person to help us appreciate the history of rocketry.

David will give us an fascinating look at the history of the Saturn V Rocket, from the beginnings of Rocketry to sad deaths of three astronauts on the Launchpad to the triumph of finally landing Man on the Moon.

Sussex University The Physics Department will be giving those booked a Live show.

Booking and registration is Free and will open on Astronomy Adventures Face Book Page at the beginning of May. Booking required for Talks and Planetarium Limited to 100 per talk Time slots will be allocated for Planetarium.

Nick Howes

Nick Howes is the Director of Aerolite Meteorites in Europe as well as an outreach freelance science author whose work has included science writer for the European Space Agency Science Portal and NASA/NASA Blueshift. and freelance science author, Nike is also involved in the prestigious STARMAS. Nicks Talk is entitled—The Legacy of Apollo

The Apollo program was designed to land humans on the Moon and bring them safely back to Earth, but what did the Apollo missions give to humankind, how did they come about and what have we learnt in 50 years since humankind first left the bounds of low Earth orbit? takes us on an entertaining journey through these and other thought-provoking questions Nick will also be bringing a range of artefacts from the flown missions and the flight operations control centre for show and tell, as well as a range of lunar and other meteorites which will also be available for purchase

Astronomy Adventures

Solar Viewing if Clear (See Sunspots and Prominences)

Make and Launch your own Water Rockets

Free Star Map for the Night Sky

Have your picture taken in front of a Lunanaut

Interview a NASA Engineer

Build a Spectroscope

Make your own Lunar Landscape

St Richards—Multi-Axis antigravity Chair

Evening—viewing Luna landing sites through telescopes

DR David Whitehouse