Destination Mars Rocket

Destination Mars RocketOnce again, American engineers and astronauts are being put to the test as they work towards answering the call to land humans on Mars by 2033. And just as we did in 1958, Estes will once again answer the call to bring the space race directly into the hands and homes of budding astronauts and space enthusiasts from around the globe. Meet the first release in the Estes series "Destination Mars", the Mars Ascent Vahicle (MAV)! This lightweight, fully

Once again, American engineers and astronauts are being put to the test as they work towards answering the call to land humans on Mars by 2033. And just as we did in 1958, Estes will once again answer the call to bring the space race directly into the hands and homes of budding astronauts and space enthusiasts from around the globe. Meet the first release in the Estes series "Destination Mars", the Mars Ascent Vahicle (MAV)! This lightweight, fully decorated, easy-to-assemble beginner rocket will delight kids and adults alike as they follow NASA's achievements as they work towards reaching the next frontier. Imaginations may soar to Mars, but this MAV stays in the earth's atmosphere, reaching heights of 250 feet on a C6-3 engine. Perfect for smaller launch sites, this makes the MAV a great flyer for those looking to bring a heightened learing experience to their aerospace and outer space educational programs. FEATURES: Skill Level: BeginnerRecommended Engines: C6-3SPECIFICATIONS: Length: 12.7 in. (32.3 cm)Diameter: 1.64 in. (42 mm)Estimated Weight: 3 oz. (85 g)Recovery: 18 in. (45.7 cm) parachuteProjected Max Altitude: 250 ft. (76 m) on a C6-3