Space Station Academy Series Collection 8 Books Set By Sally Spray

Space Station Academy Series Collection is an eight-book set by Sally Spray, following Space Station Academy students as they travel across the Solar System. Each destination blends exploration with science-led discoveries, from rocky worlds and ice giants to dramatic weather systems, craters and volcanoes.

Across the collection, the students investigate what makes planets look and behave the way they do, encountering features such as pancake dome volcanoes on Venus, giant craters on Mercury and the layered core of Earth. Their expeditions continue to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, with each book focusing on distinctive planetary traits and memorable moments along the way.

Included titles

• Destination Venus
• Destination Mercury
• Destination Earth
• Destination Mars
• Destination Jupiter
• Destination Saturn
• Destination Uranus
• Destination Neptune

Key details

• Eight-book collection in the Space Station Academy series
• By Sally Spray
• Each book centres on a different planetary destination

Synopses

Destination Venus

The Space Station Academy students head to Venus to study turbulent weather systems and spot pancake dome volcanoes on the rocky surface, while bouncing around in space bubbles.

Destination Mercury

On Mercury, they explore giant craters, dodge meteorites and discover they can jump three times higher than on Earth.

Destination Earth

Back at Earth, the students speed past volcanoes, mountains and waterfalls, learning about the planet’s core layers and how it spins on an axis.

Destination Mars

The expedition to Mars includes searching for clues about life, finding out what makes the planet red, exploring volcanoes and catching up with the Mars rover as it travels through crusty canyons.

Destination Jupiter

On Jupiter, they cruise moon craters on skateboards and learn why the planet appears stripy and covered in spots.

Destination Saturn

At Saturn, the students look at stormy weather, learn how soot particles are turned into diamonds and discover how to draw the pebble-shaped moons that orbit the planet.

Destination Uranus

Uranus brings strength tests on moon Oberon, a parachute jump from an icy cliff edge on moon Miranda, and lessons on what makes the planet blue, alongside a whiff of its gassy atmosphere.

Destination Neptune

On Neptune, they explore what gives the ice giant its blue colour, learn about a sparkling ocean of diamonds that may exist at the planet’s rock core, and use jetpacks to navigate around exploding geysers.