International Day of Human Space Flight

The International Day of Human Space Flight, celebrated on April 12, remembers the first time a person went to space. On this date in 1961, a Russian astronaut named Yuri Gagarin was the first human to orbit Earth in a spaceship. This special day reminds us of the courage and curiosity that help people explore space. By celebrating this, people from different countries come together to appreciate the amazing achievements in space that unite us all. It's a day to dream about new adventures, learn more about our universe, and think about how far humans can go if we work together.

How to celebrate International Day of Human Space Flight?

Start the day by making a space-themed breakfast, like star-shaped pancakes. Dress up as an astronaut with a homemade helmet. Watch videos about space missions and astronauts. Create a simple rocket model using paper or recycled materials. At night, look at the stars with a telescope or just your eyes. Try to find some constellations or planets. Invite friends to join you in drawing pictures of rockets and space scenes. Play a space trivia game or quiz with family. Finally, imagine what it would be like to travel in a spaceship, and share your space adventure stories with others.