GALAXY VISION QUEST 101
Launching a new approach: Aviation, Geography and Planetary Science in an interactive classroom buzzing with new technology!
Aviation, Geography and planetary science
Galaxy Vision Quest 101
Galaxy Vision Quest combines
the study of Aviation and its vital integration with Geography and Planetary Science. Creating an 'Immersion Travel & Technology' with 'hands-on' aviation classroom environment.
Onboard an aircraft equipped with a fully integrated classroom, students communicate across the world with other Galaxy Vision Quest satellite schools.
- Introduction to both domestic and international airport city codes. With emphasis of geographic location/economic & strategic importance of airports.
- Satellite Classroom onboard an aircraft equipped with a current weather streaming station. Students are challenged with a 'simulation travel and advance planning strategy' environment.
- Planetary Science is introduced as a vital link and its' affect on weather. The specific domino pattern causing earth's current conditions, such as draughts, floods, tornados and other extreme weather conditions will be the topic of the day.
Introduction to GVQ 101
Students will commit to a course which has never been available in any high school curriculum and earn credit. They will board an actual aircraft and learn the geography of the world they live in and the important role of the solar system. The combination of aviation/geography/solar system has never been evaluated in the past. GVQ 101 Education will be new and exciting!
Benefits:
- Exposure to Aviation and its important intricate link to travel and exploration.
- Geography will be introduced in aviation travel lingo with 3 digit city codes and location identification.
- Solar System and current weather streaming station.
- Educating future visionaries! Students are inspired to pursue careers in aviation, travel and/or meteorology!
Recycle and Reuse
Recycling parked aircraft which have been deemed as 'end-of-life' cycle. Corporations can earn a write-off by donating aircraft. Schools will add an aircraft to their on-site campus (aircraft will be modified to meet a classroom environment). Aircraft serve dual purpose as a classroom and can also be modified for extreme weather safety shelters in areas prone to tornadoes. Currently, the desert is the only home for thousands of aircraft which serve no purpose, but for spare parts and ultimately crushed to avoid the costly expense of storage!.