Enjoy the Museum From Wherever You Are!
Anytime, anywhere you can enjoy a variety of online programs, stories, videos, activities, virtual tours, and resources from us here at Air and Space. We've compiled some of our best digital resources below and we're continually adding new content, so please check back. Join us on social media to stay connected with our latest stories and digital experiences, and let us know what you'd like to see online from Air and Space.
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K-12 Programs
STEM in 30
What's New in Aerospace
My Path
E.Z. Science
Smithsonian Science Starters
Virtual Field Trips
Online Programs for Early Learners
Virtual Tours
Tour the National Mall Building
Google Arts and Culture
Take a virtual tour of National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, with Google Street View. Walk through our exhibitions past and present (many are now closed during our renovation). Captured in 2017, this snapshot in time lets you visit the Museum as it appeared before our transformation began. If you want even more, try this virtual tour and jump inside some of our aircraft!
Tour the Udvar-Hazy Center
Google Arts and Culture
Take a virtual tour of the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center with Google Street View. Walk through the Museum as it appeared in 2017.
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Activities and Games
Geography From Space Quiz
Pilot Pals (K-1)
Fly the Mail
Engineering the Wright Way
Spot the ISS From Your Back Yard
Look Inside - Cockpit Panoramas
Lockheed Vega 5B
Gemini VII
Messerschmitt Bf 109
Skylab Orbital Workshop
Artifact Stories
A Look at the SR-71
SR-71 pilot and National Air and Space Museum docent Buz Carpenter gives STEM in 30 host Marty a tour of his favorite plane, the SR-71 Blackbird. NOTE: There is no inside of the Plane. The fuselage is all fuel tanks. This is a tour of the outside of the Aircraft.
Inventing the Airplane, Changing the World
Orville and Wilbur Wright got involved in aviation in the late 1890s. They realized that the airplane was not one invention but many inventions that all needed to work in concert for the machine to be successful. Each year they experimented, the brothers developed answers to questions like propulsion, control, structures, and aerodynamics. On December 17, 1903, on the beaches of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the world’s first airplane lifted off and changed the world forever. Do you know how long that first flight lasted?
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Explore Objects in 3d
Space Shuttle Discovery
Bell X-1
Apollo 11 Command Module
1903 Wright Flyer
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Pioneer Stories
Pioneering Women
An Evening With Two Mercury Astronauts
An Evening with the Apollo 8 Astronauts
Inspired by Tuskegee Airmen
Open Access Images - Download, Share, Create!
Douglas DC-7
Mercury Friendship 7
Google Expeditions
Discover objects and stories at our Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. Start by downloading the Go... Expedition app and then check out the Expeditions available to explore.
