Air & Space Live Chat: Aviation History

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Air & Space Live Chat: Aviation History

STEM in 30

January 21, 2021 | 1pm

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Have questions about aviation history for your National History Day project? Do you need a question answered by an expert? Tune in to the Air and Space Live Chat to ask your questions for aviation historian Peter Jakab and former Secretary of the Air Force Heather Wilson. Be sure to check out the latest episode of STEM in 30 first, Communication is Key: National History Day 2021, to learn more about NHD's communication theme.

You can tune in to the webcast on this page or watch on Facebook Live on the STEM in 30 Facebook page.

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STEM in 30 is the National Air and Space Museum’s webcast series for middle school students. Tune in every month to share the fascination of aviation and space with your students.

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