Cosmic Adventures

Name: Cosmic Adventures
Address: 10/30 First Floor, West Patel Nagar, 110008, IN
Telephone: +919953300005

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Cosmic Adventures Private Limited, established in January 2021, is a travel company dedicated to org

26/08/2022

Unfortunately it seems like walking to the moon is no longer an option! With a whopping 400,000 km from Earth, it would take close to 9.5 years to complete a walk!

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23/08/2022

Summer nights under the starry sky in Leh. Clear icy skies make the best canvas for stargazing and what a phenomenal feeling to be laying on the ground, head facing the infinite sky and watching the twinkling objects form various constellations.

P.S - Can you spot the arm of the milky way?

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19/08/2022

The largest planet in our solar system also happens to have the most moons orbiting it with the current count standing at 79!!

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15/08/2022

Happy Independence Day, India. You will always be number one in our hearts.

Let us remember the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and be thankful for the freedom we have today. We salute all of our soldiers who work tirelessly to protect its citizens, as well as our fellow Indian comrades who help shape India into what it is today.

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12/08/2022

Nope, we can’t just land on any planet!

Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune are four gas giants in the universe making it near impossible to land on.

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08/08/2022

Some images from our exploration program. Thank you for taking some fabulous photos of our expedition and bringing to life.

Over the next few days we’ll be sharing a whole photo and reel series from our various crews so turn on post notifications and don’t forget to spread the word!

05/08/2022

Talk about leaving a mark! Neil Amstrong was the first person to ever step on the moon and now his footprints live on forever 🌑

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22/07/2022

Greetings from our Cosmic Wayfarers! Our Crew 2, has been spending the last 3 days safely acclimatising in Saboo. Tomorrow we head to Tso Kar and onward to Tso Morjri and Hanle. Good luck to our Cosmic Wayfarers and we’ll see you all on the other side!

11/07/2022

Our ‘Voyagers’ have safely landed in Leh and will spend the next 48 hours acclimatising in the village of Saboo.

For the next few days we’ll be sharing interesting snippets of our very 1st expedition of 2022, so stay glued to our stories and posts.

08/07/2022

Did you know that the Moon has a gravitational pull on Earth, causing it to be slightly egg-shaped? It has a greater impact on water, causing tides and oceans to pile up on one side of the planet, forming a 'tidal bulge.' As the Moon orbits, this bulge is dragged along with it. Because Earth rotates faster than the Moon (24 hours versus 27.3 days), the bulge moves

slightly ahead of the Moon's orbit. The Moon pulls back on it, effectively slowing it down, causing the Earth's rotation rate to gradually slow down over time. The tugging between the two bodies causes the Earth to lose energy while the Moon gains energy.

The Moon is slowly spiralling outwards as a result of this energy boost, moving away from us by 3.8cm per year. Fascinating!

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01/07/2022

Our days are lengthening! Every year, the Earth's spin speed slows, and it takes a little longer to complete one full revolution on its axis. Earth slows by 1/500th of a second every century; in 1,000 years, one day will be two hundredths of a second longer than today. Small change, but who knew?

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30/06/2022

We take our crew members' health very seriously, which is why we will take all necessary precautions when dealing with Acute Mountain Sickness. If you're visiting Ladakh we'd like to help you understand Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).

What exactly is AMS?
Acute Mountain Sickness occurs due to a lack of oxygen at high altitudes and our bodies' inability to adjust to low oxygen levels in the air. It is distinguished by the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, anorexia, fatigue or weakness, dizziness or lightheadedness, and sleep deprivation.
The best and most effective way to combat AMS is to fully acclimate within the first two days of arrival in Leh. Drink plenty of fluids, rest, avoid alcohol, and take Diamox (tablet) as needed to help relieve your symptoms. Remember to always contact your organisers if you encounter any problems.

24/06/2022

The oceans of Earth may not be that unusual. Underwater seas are thought to exist on three of Jupiter's moons (Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) and two of Saturn's (Enceladus (pictured above) and Titan). The ocean on Europa may contain more than twice the volume of water found on Earth. The most water ever discovered, however, surrounds a black hole 12 billion lightyears away. This region contains massive amounts of water vapour, equivalent to 140 trillion times the volume of water in the Earth's oceans.

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20/06/2022

*drumroll*
Cosmic Adventures is excited to announce three top-class crews who will be joining us in Ladakh for the Earth and Space Exploration Program 2022!

Crew 1: Voyagers
Crew 2: Cosmic Wayfarers Crew 3: Mars Walkers

We're overjoyed to have you all aboard and can't wait to start our summer of exploration and adventure.

Can we get a 🙌🏻 from each of our participants in the comment section!

17/06/2022

Did you know that the sun loses a billion kilograms every second?? However, our star will someday expand to be greater than we can comprehend, engulfing the inner planets, including Earth. The sun has roughly 7 billion to 8 billion years remaining until it sputters out and dies, according to astronomers.

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14/06/2022

08/06/2022

The 2022 theme for the World Ocean Day is Revitalization: Collective Action for the Ocean.

We are all connected, sustained, and supported by the ocean. However, we are equally to blame for its deterioration, which has brought it to the brink of collapse. As previous years have shown, we must work together to develop a new equilibrium with the ocean, one that restores its vibrancy and feeds it new life rather than draining its bounty.

07/06/2022

India is home to two prominent exploration sites: Ladakh & Kutch.

These two areas provide Mars-like settings that aid in the research and investigation of Earth's origins, climate change's impact, and future exploration routes.

Link in bio to book your Ladakh adventure with us this summer.

05/06/2022

Black holes are dense points in space that create deep gravity sinks. Beyond a certain point, not even light can escape the gravitational pull of a black hole. And anything that gets too close, whether it's a star, a planet, or a spacecraft, will be stretched and compressed like putty in a theoretical process known as spaghettification.

Black holes are classified into four types: stellar, intermediate, supermassive, and miniature. The most well-known way for a black hole to form is through stellar death.

03/06/2022

Dreams are made up of a night sky full of stars. Did you realise that even with a telescope, the initial population of stars is now too far away to be seen? However, we can observe them indirectly by looking at the bursts of radiation they emit at the end of their life cycle.

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27/05/2022

The first planet to the sun sure has enough on its plate with a day lasting twice as long as a year! Because of Mercury's very eccentric orbit and alignment with the Sun, the time from sunrise to sunrise, known as a solar day iis equal to 176 Earth days — twice as long as a Mercurian year.

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25/05/2022

When it comes to protecting our planet and conserving it for future generations, it's never too late to make a difference. Climate change may have an impact on our health, food production, housing, safety, and employment. People who live in small island nations and other impoverished countries are already more exposed to climate change.

Let’s never forget that our planet needs our help NOW.

22/05/2022

Today is International Day for Biodiversity, and the theme for 2022 is "Building a Shared Future for All Life." On this International Day of Biological Diversity, let us pledge to resolve biodiversity challenges by attempting to comprehend the worth and significance of nature in our lives.

20/05/2022

Rum scented clouds - why not!

The Milky Way's central clouds smell like rum, taste like raspberries, and are laden with alcohol. Astronomers looking into a large cloud of gas and dust at the centre of the Milky Way made an unexpected discovery in 2009: the cloud contains a chemical called ethyl formate, which has two unique properties: it gives raspberries their flavour and smells like rum.

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17/05/2022

Take a look at our ESEP 2022 roadmap. It contains the best sites for space exploration as well as locations affected by climate change that will change your perspective!

If you haven’t already, head over to our website and book your slot now! Link in bio!

13/05/2022

Who would have thought that the moon is actually shaped like a lemon!
As per findings, Earth's enormous gravity dragged the moon into its strange shape long ago, shortly after both bodies originated. Most of the moon's large-scale topography, including its slight lemon shape, may be explained by tidal forces that existed in the early solar system.
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11/05/2022

09/05/2022

We're sending you on a mission in 2022 where you'll get to train as a space explorer on Mars-like terrain? You'll have the opportunity to learn from renowned scientists while conversing with like-minded individuals. If this is something you're interested in, why not take it a step farther and join us to complete our mission!

06/05/2022

*drumroll*
Rheasilvia, located on the asteroid Vesta and situated in the centre of a 300-mile wide crater, holds the record for the largest mountain in our Solar System. It is thought to be an impact crater and measures 505km in diameter, accounting for 90 percent of Vesta's diameter.

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03/05/2022

Eid Mubarak to all those that celebrate. May this year bring you good health, happiness and prosperity.

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Are you ready????? We can hardly contain our excitement because we’re just 25 days away from liftoff! It’s time to make those travel check-lists, apply for leaves and start travel procrastinating. #Mars #expeditions #life #curiosity #travel #esep2022 #space4women #esep #Ladakh #tourism #climatechange #universe #program #learning #opportunity #spaceexplorer #marsexpedition #areyouready

Scientists are just one step away from devising a strategy to create a new future for humanity on Mars. Mars has been dubbed "Earth's cousin" by scientists due to their many similarities. Some theories suggest that Mars was originally even more like Earth than it is now, with water on its surface and possibly even life. Watch the video to see the parallels and let us know if you agree! #Mars #expeditions #life #curiosity #travel #experiences #field #research #extremes #rover #robots #esep2022 #space4women #esep #Ladakh #tourism #universe #program #learning #opportunity #spaceexplorer #marsexpedition #areyouready #onamission #astronomy #astroscience #marsandearth #mars #marsexploration

Come join the #fridayfacts bandwagon with us! Every Friday, we'll share some fun and intriguing facts about the earth, solar system, universe, planets, climate change, and other fascinating topics with you. Stay with us for we assure you a lot of "wow” moments! #Mars #expeditions #life #curiosity #travel #experiences #field #research #extremes #rover #robots #esep2022#space4women #esep #Ladakh #tourism #climatechange #universe #program #learning #opportunity #fridayfacts #exploretheearth

We’re back, brighter than the sun and larger than the universe! Cosmic Adventures are here with more explorations, unparalleled experiences, some unearthly encounters and a whole lot of fun! Are you ready for us? #cosmiccommunity #mars #expeditions #life #curiosity #travel #experiences #field #research #extremes #rover #robots #space4women #esep #ladakh #tourism #climatechange #universe #program #learning #opportunity

2022 starts with us announcing a new campaign in Kutch for travelers and students alike. Impact craters, dinosaur fossils, Indus valley civilization remains, brilliant night skies for astro training, Mars like rocks, salts for astrobiology, need we say more? Collaboration with several partners including our latest field guru Mahesh Thakkar from Geo dept Kutch university , register now https://www.cosmicadventures.co.in/

ESEP 2021: Updates

A brief Livestream to find out more about the Earth and Space Exploration Program and ask questions about our plan for the 2021 edition! #Ladakh

Dr. Jonathan Clarke, from Mars Society Australia

Introducing Dr. Jonathan Clarke, from Mars Society Australia He is a #geologist by training and is specifically interested in understanding the geology of #Mars. As an ESEP scientist, he is involved in the planning of the scientific and teaching activities at #Ladakh. . Register Now: https://www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #ESEP2021 #CosmicAdventures #research #science #scientist #Earth #space #mountains #Amity #Travel #tourism #climatechange #sustainability

Resident scientist #ESEP2021 - Dr. Sally Potter-McIntyre

Meet Dr Sally Potter-McIntyre from Southern Illinois University. . She is a sedimentologist, which means she studies layers to understand the Earth's past! Let's hear about her plans for this summer in #Ladakh, are you joining us? . ➡️ Register Now: https://www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #CosmicAdventures #Earth #Mars #space #mountains #IncredibleIndia #research #science #climatechange #sustainability #illinois #travelgram #tourism Amity University Mumbai Blue Marble Space Institute of Science The Open University

Meet #ESEP2021 participant - Anupriy Kanti

You don't need to be a #scientist or an #astronaut to explore space! Meet Anupriy who's love for space motivated him to enroll for the program! Register now for #ESEP2021 ➡️ https://www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #CosmicAdventures #participants #explorers #spaceexploration #spaceenthusiast #Earth #Mars #mountains #Ladakh #travel #tourism #climatechange #IncredibleIndia #Amity #mythology

Dr Graham Lau from Blue Marble Space Institute of Science

Introducing Dr Graham Lau from Blue Marble Space Institute of Science . Learn how he is planning to explore Ladakh's unique Mars-like environment with the participants to make the world a better place! Are you joining him? . ➡️ Register Now: https://www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #ESEP2021 #CosmicAdventures #scientist #Mars #Earth #space #research #Cosmobiology #climatechange #sustainability #Ladakh #IncredibleIndia

Using Art as a provocateur for Ethical Space exploration with Prathima Muniyappa

Ms Prathima is a researcher and a designer, her research investigates alternative cosmologies and the cultural world views prevalent in the indigenous communities for their potential to contribute to emerging fields such as space exploration and synthetic intelligence. Join us to hear her plans about #Ladakh and how conservation of cultures can help us all!

#ESEP2021 Crew Member: Pritha

Watch why Pritha is thrilled to be a part of the 1st ever #ESEP2021 and what does she think about #Ladakh. . Do you want to be a part of something amazing? Do you have a reason? . Register Now: www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #CosmicAdventures #Earth #Space #Mars #mountains #travel #tourism #IncredibleIndia #astrobiology #Amity #climatechange #sustainability #science #students #exploration

Introducing Dr. Martin Voelker from European Space Agency!

Introducing Dr. Martin Voelker from ESA - European Space Agency! Watch the video to understand his take on why #Ladakh is an ideal destination to explore and understand #Mars like environment. He's excited to go to Ladakh, are you? . Register for #ESEP2021 ➡️ www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #CosmicAdventures #ESA #Space #Earth #spaceexploration #mountains #scientist #research #climatechange #sustainability #IncredibleIndia #travel #tourism #explorationgram Amity University Mumbai Blue Marble Space Institute of Science Astrobiology India Mars Society Australia

Climate Change to Brewing: The chemistry that drives them with Dr. Anoop

Climate change is real and the effects are visible in many places in the world! Dr Anoop is a climate scientist with proficiency in atmospheric chemistry. He founded the Pune Science on Tap initiative where people come together to discuss while sipping a beer. Join us to learn about climate, climate change, and how Ladakh can help us fight climate change.

We all understand we have not been kind to this Earth lately. At #ESEP2021 learn about climate change and we can further save our planet. Join us in #Ladakh. #CosmicAdventures #Earth #Mars #Space #travel #tourism #ClimateChange #sustainability #nature #environment #environmentfriendly #saveourplanet #Amity

Introducing 'Lucky Ali' as Earth and Science Exploration Program!

Introducing Lucky Ali as Earth and Science Exploration Program! Soldiers, Farmers and Science are important for a nation's progress. Lucky Ali highlights the importance of #Exploration. He is joining us in Ladakh this summer at #ESEP2021 as an Explorer. Are you? . Register now! www.cosmicadventures.co.in/programs . #Mars #opportunity #climatechange #universe #program #opportunityforall #experiences #field #life #travel #Earth #Ladakh #tourism #brandambassador #supporters #travel #learn #message #CosmicAdventures #music #musicfan #musiclover #LuckyAli

How is Ladakh helping us understand the origin of life on Earth?

Earth formed about 4.5 billion years ago, it was so hot and hostile that life couldn’t exist. It took millions of years for life to arise on Earth and we are still not sure how that happened. Dr Sudha is an astrobiologist particularly interested to understand how chemistry transitioned to biology in the Earth’s past. She will also discuss how Ladakh and similar sites have helped her in her research.