Space Buzz One: Virtual trip to space - last chance in Dresden!

Space Buzz One: Virtual trip to space - last chance in Dresden!

"Experience the universe up close: Virtual rocket takes visitors into space"

An exciting adventure awaits all those interested in space directly at the technical collections in Dresden (Striesen). The fascinating "Space Buzz One" from the German Space Agency DLR is only parked until Friday. The truck, which was converted as a rocket, offers visitors a unique virtual journey into space.

The eventful tour through the universe begins with a countdown and leads the guests through the earth's atmosphere at a speed of 28,000 kilometers per hour. Ruckling and tilting the seat and the rocket creates an impressively sharp picture, while the body has the feeling of actually traveling. The VR glasses put the visitors into a fascinating world when the hatch opens after the countdown and they can interact with the pilots in the cockpit.

The young Charlotte (9) had a special experience together with her mother Christiane Brandt (36). Charlotte raved about the cockpit and her enthusiasm, while her mother described the experience as impressive and worrying. The virtual journey not only offers spectacular views from space, but also emphasizes the vulnerability and worthy of protection of our planet.

This educational trip is aimed at children aged eight and from eight and offers valuable insights into environmental issues such as climate change. The rocket serves as a rolling educational package that schools can book free of charge. The explaner Niklas Lundßien (29) inspires with his passion for the virtual rocket and emphasizes the opportunity for school classes to explore the universe in an innovative way.

After the station in Dresden, the "Space Buzz One" will continue to tour Germany, whereby the next point of contact will be Jena. Schools have the opportunity to apply on the official website to win the rocket for interactive teaching. A four -week “astronaut training” is a prerequisite for starting the virtual journey into space and learning important information about our planet and man -made climate change.

Experience the universe like never before and dive into the fascinating world of space travel with the "Space Buzz One". Further information can be found on the project of the project at www.spacebuzzone.de.