Your passion and your daily life can now be combined with this amazing organizer On the right hand side of each page you keep track of your appointments and work. On the left side is a corresponding report telling you what occurred in space exploration history on that day Is your birthday May 5th? Then be sure to read about Mercury-Redstone 3 - the flight that put the first American Astronaut into space. Your next meeting at work is set for October 19th? Then you will read about that important day in 1899 when Robert Goddard first began to dream about rockets that could send humans into space and he went on 27 years later to launch the first liquid propelled rocket. The Great Space Exploration Day Planner is revolutionary in that it couples your professional needs to track your time with your love of space. The planner features: - Year flexibility - this planner is good for ANY year - Bonus pages for the space enthusiast including President Kennedy's speech challenging America to go to the moon - An index so you can find stories about your favorite moments in space exploration history. - A fascinating timeline that takes all 372 entries and puts them in chronological order - The planner tells the story of all 9 manned Mercury missions, all 12 Gemini missions, all 4 Skylab missions, the Apollo missions, and nearly 100 space shuttle missions - A guide to determining dates for roaming holidays like Easter - An extra 7 days for your NEXT January to help you when the year ends and until you get your next day planner Now the next time you are waiting for your meeting to start you can sit happily and read all about space exploration | The Great Space Exploration Day Planner by Jackson M. Slade, Paperback | Indigo Chapters