OUR CAMP PROGRAMS

We believe that learning is an enjoyable lifelong adventure. In this program, we offer applied training programs under the supervision of our experts equipped with tools to arouse curiosity and engage in inquiry based training experiences. We change the way of learning by encouraging productivity, research and individual discoveries.

As we examine developing technologies since the beginning of aviation history, we follow professional steps and experience sense of flying with interactive experiment fields. We also explore the pilotage, cabin and tail sections of a real-scale AIRBUS A320 aircraft, and comprehend basic technical information.
 
 
 
 
 
  • Hot air balloons
    We start the program with inspiring information about the working principles of hot air balloons, the anatomies of birds and biomimicry, the latest flight technologies, wingsuit, drone technology and much more.
  • Hot air balloons
    We start the program with inspiring information about the working principles of hot air balloons, the anatomies of birds and biomimicry, the latest flight technologies, wingsuit, drone technology and much more.
  • Hot air balloons
    We start the program with inspiring information about the working principles of hot air balloons, the anatomies of birds and biomimicry, the latest flight technologies, wingsuit, drone technology and much more.
  • Hot air balloons
    We start the program with inspiring information about the working principles of hot air balloons, the anatomies of birds and biomimicry, the latest flight technologies, wingsuit, drone technology and much more.

So much has changed in the technologies used at the beginning of human kind’s space journey. But the one thing that hasn’t changed at all is the curiosity. That is the essential source of continuous development of human kind.

2. Part
We begin the second part by examining previously used rockets, space capsules and current rocket technologies. Afterwards, we look into how daily activities within the space station is carried out? What is a day in the space station like? What is the daily routine in space? There are a lot of enjoyable activities about scientific researches and space technologies.

In the astronomy part, there are information about stars, the Sun and the Solar System, the history of astronomy and observation tools, electromagnetic waves, Mars projects, and exoplanet exploration programs.

Thanks to the simulators, the flagship of our camp program, we have the opportunity to experience almost exactly what astronauts and pilots go through during their training and missions.
PROGRAM SAMPLE
Day 1
Arrival at GUHEM, introduction of the program, check-in

• Aviation history and first flight trialsi
• Anatomy of a flighti
• Aviation physicsi
• General aircraft informationi
Lunchi
• Theoretical flight trainingi
• Cessna aircraft simulator trainingi
• Aerodynamic systems workshopi
Dinneri
• Conversationi
Rest

Day 2
Breakfast

• Rockets and their working principles
• International Space Station
• Space Technologies
• Agricultural in space workshop
Lunch
• 1/6 gravity simulator
• Cessna aircraft simulator training
Break
• From galaxies to the Solar System
• Observation tools
• Mars missions, exoplanets
• National Space Program
Certificate ceremony, photo shoot, departure from GUHEM

Cargo Section
The payloads of a rocket to be launched into space can be cargo, a satellite to be placed in orbit, a space probe to be sent for exploration, or a crewed mission.
Liquid Fuel Tank
It is the heaviest part of the rocket. It is divided into upper stage and core stage. It is a liquid fuel tank.
Solid Fuel Propellants
The parts used to provide the additional thrust needed for the rocket to be freed of the gravitational force of the Earth. They are separated from rocket when their mission is complete.
Rocket Engine
The mechanisms that control the combustion of flammable and combustible materials and transfer the heat and gas to the external environment.
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