The Society for International Space Cooperation

Give the gift of the wonder and thrill of space for only $19.95 a month including shipping!

Each month we send fun and educational items related to space exploration with fun activities kids can try themselves. 

Help kids learn about the past, present, and future of space exploration and the science involved.

For instance one month kids might receive a lunar rover model with the personal stories of the astronauts who drove them and details and activities related to the missions they were used in as well as current designs for moon rovers to be used in future missions and what a Soviet lunar rover might have looked like had their moon program succeeded. Another month might be a sample of astronaut food and recipes for kids to make their own foods used by astronauts and cosmonauts over the years and a look at what future astronauts will eat on long missions to Mars.  Next month they may receive a tile similar to the heat protective tiles on the space shuttle and learn the science of how they worked as well as what future spacecraft will use instead of tiles. And of course fun and educational activities are included for them every month!

Get or give the gift of space exploration for only $24.95 a month including shipping!

Sign up to become a member of the Space Explorers Club and every month you will receive items related to space exploration and the unique stories behind them.  

Learn about the past, present, and future of space exploration every month.  

For instance one month you might receive a lunar rover model with the personal stories of the astronauts who drove them and details of the missions they were used in as well as current designs for moon rovers to be used in future missions and what a Soviet lunar rover might have looked like had their moon program succeeded. Another month might be a sample of astronaut food and recipes for making your own foods used by astronauts and cosmonauts over the years and a look at what future astronauts will eat on long missions to Mars.  Next month you may get a tile similar to the heat protective tiles on the space shuttle and learn how they worked and hear the inside stories about them as well as what future spacecraft will use instead of tiles.