Become a resilient problem solver who cares about yourself, others, our planet, and our future. Can you become one of the first humans to represent Earth on Mars? And in the meantime, become one of the most valuable people on Earth?
Marstronaut™ In Training is a gamified education program that takes learners from Ground School to Mars — building real science, critical thinking, and career readiness at every stage.
A three-pillar framework that turns passive learning into active impact.
Master the science through interactive lessons, 3D models, quizzes, and flashcards. Every concept comes alive through engaging digital experiences.
Apply knowledge through daily actions, self-assessments, and hands-on activities like our Suit Fitting Lab where students measure their own joint range of motion.
Teach others — because the best way to learn is to share. Family conversations, social sharing, and mentor connections amplify impact beyond the classroom.
Knowledge & Discovery
Application & Practice
Teaching & Impact
Six stages from your first day of training to mission graduation. Each phase builds on the last.
Learn about your own vehicle through life on planet Earth — your own body. Build the human body from DNA to organ systems using interactive 3D models, flashcards, and gate quizzes.
From the Wright Brothers to SpaceX — master the history of flight, rocket science, critical thinking, and run your own flight simulations.
Master all 12 EVA spacesuit systems with real NASA imagery, then earn your Marstronaut ID with your face composited into a real EVA helmet.
Explore real careers in STEM and health that support Mars missions — plus survival skills every crew member needs. Three complete Bingo card systems.
Track the real ISS, explore the solar system, and join NASA's Artemis program to build the Moon Base that launches us to Mars.
Complete your mission with a ticker-tape parade celebration, your EVA Completion Certificate signed by Dr. Gillio and CEO Lucy Howell, and your official Marstronaut ID.
Our flagship experience combines hands-on science with real NASA technology.
Students build a canvas-based composite Marstronaut ID card with their photo, mission patch, rank, and EVA stats — then download it as a keepsake.
Gets kids up and moving! Students measure their own joint range of motion with a protractor to determine spacesuit fit requirements — real biomechanics in action.
A curated gallery of real NASA extravehicular activity images showing astronauts working in space, with context about each EVA system.
Downloadable EVA Completion Certificate personally signed by Dr. Gillio and CEO Lucy Howell, awarded upon mastering all 12 spacesuit systems.
Everything educators need to bring space-health science to their students.
Mapped to ISTE, NHES, NGSS, and SHAPE America standards across all modules.
No login required — works from any browser, even offline. Just open and go.
Self-paced for independent learners or instructor-led for classroom settings.
Pre/post quizzes with score tracking provide measurable learning outcomes.
Coins, bingo patterns, rank progression, and achievements drive deep engagement.
Real-time ISS tracking, Astronomy Picture of the Day, and weather data keep content fresh.
Professional lesson plans available for every game module with standards alignment.
Marstronaut™ is a whole-human curriculum disguised as a space mission — reviewed against ten national and state frameworks. These are the documents a CTE director, curriculum committee, or funder uses to verify the program belongs in their school, district, or pathway.
The case for Marstronaut as a cross-disciplinary program. Ten disciplines, one frame, with a worked example of a single module taught across five subjects in two weeks. Start here.
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The full crosswalk: NHES, SHAPE, CTE, AZ CTE/eCTE, NGSS, ISTE, CC Math, CC ELA, CASEL, and NASA ACR — standard by standard, plus a 12-area coverage matrix. Print-ready for committees.
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A single printable sheet for a principal, superintendent, or sponsor: what it delivers, who it’s for, the frameworks, and the ask. Cmd/Ctrl-P saves a clean PDF.
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The Marstronaut™ In Training program is part of The Force for Health Academy Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your sponsorship provides scholarships, classroom kits, and community activations.