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CADET
COLLEGE OF SPACE HISTORY
The Cadet College of Space History explores the many efforts that have gone into man's exploration of space. All aspects will eventually be covered, including manned and unmanned space flights, non-human space explorers and space probes. Everything is based on real historical events.
100 Level courses are intended for cadets of age 12 years and under while 200 level courses are intended for cadets age 13 to 18 years old.
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Course Tuition:
Email: Free (LSAE, 2 Loose 1st-Class Stamp if printed certificate is requested)
By USPS: LSAE, 2 Loose 1st-Class Stamps with application for each course.
LSAE, 2 Loose 1st-Class Stamps for results on exams, and for questions.
The Cadet Academy Courses are courses specifically
designed for the youth members of Starfleet, or those member due to some
handicap are unable to complete the standard course, if you are adult
without limitations, do not apply for the Cadet Academy courses.
CCSH201 - The Early American Manned Space Program
The first of a two (2) part course, this examines the early beginnings of America's attempts to put a man in space.
CCSH202 - The Late American Manned Space Program
The second of a two part course, this course picks up where CCSH201 leaves off and takes the student through the Shuttle Program and up to the projected new explorations to come.
CCSH203 - The Soviet Manned Space Program
The first of a two part course, this examines the Soviet space program up to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
CCSH204 - The Russian and Ukrainian Manned Space Programs
The second of a two part course, this course picks up where CCSH203 leaves off and takes the student through space programs that were created to carry on after the Soviet Union broke up.
CCSH205 - European Space Agency
Studies the background and activities of the European Space Agency.
CCSH206 - Japanese Space Program
Studies the background and activities of the Japanese Space Program.
CCSH207 - Chinese Space Program - Pending
Studies the background and activities of the Chinese Space Program.
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All courses were created using information obtained from Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia.
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