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Discover the wonders of aviation and space anytime, anywhere, with our on-demand videos and programs. On-demand content for learners includes our regular STEM in 30 (for middle school viewers), Live Chats, and Story Time programs (for early childhood audiences), plus tons of educational videos. Learners of all ages will enjoy our AirSpace podcast series and recordings of past lectures and programs. 

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Stories
Topics
Collections
On demand
For researchers

Discover the wonders of aviation and space anytime, anywhere, with our on-demand videos and programs. On-demand content for learners includes our regular STEM in 30 (for middle school viewers), Live Chats, and Story Time programs (for early childhood audiences), plus tons of educational videos. Learners of all ages will enjoy our AirSpace podcast series and recordings of past lectures and programs. 

You can also reserve virtual experiences for your school group or check our calendar for upcoming events that will be presented online.

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Retired JetBlue CEO David Barger speaks about the evolution of the airline business over the past 35 years, the triumphs of JetBlue in the airline industry, and the future of airline travel.
JetBlue: Bringing Humanity Back to Air Travel
May 26, 2015
A video answering common questions about living and working in space.
Living and Working in Space - STEM in 30
May 20, 2015
A lecture from Sergei Sikorsky, the son of the inventor of the practical helicopter, Igor Sikorsky, and his thoughts on the evolution of uses of helicopters.
Sikorsky - Father and Son on Helicopters
May 14, 2015
A lecture explaining how the Hubble Space Telescope has studied dark matter which causes the universe to speed up in its expansion.
Hubble Space Telescope: Exploding Stars and the Accelerating Universe
April 22, 2015
A video looking at the advancements of both planes and other technologies during World War I.
WWI: How History Shaped Technology - STEM in 30
April 08, 2015
A video explaining how hot air balloons float as well as how air pressure affects hot air balloons.
Hot Air Balloons and Air Pressure - STEM in 30
April 01, 2015
A lecture from a former NASA astronaut discussing the final Hubble Space Telescope repair mission.
Servicing the Hubble Space Telescope - Exploring Space Lectures
March 26, 2015
A Museum curator and conservator look through a purse of Neil Armstrong with items from the Lunar Module inside.
Going Through Neil Armstrong's Purse
March 20, 2015
A lecture discussing the five Hubble Space Telescope repair missions and their impact on the world of science.
Fixing Hubble
February 26, 2015
A video explaining how NASA tracks trash in space.
Space Junk: Fast Trash - STEM in 30
February 24, 2015
A video discussing the restoration of an Apollo 17 item and its history.
Bringing an Object to Life - What's New in Aerospace?
February 06, 2015
A video discussing the science of composites, a aspect behind the Boeing Dreamliner and other uses in the aerospace industry.
Lighter, Stronger, Better: Composites - STEM in 30
February 04, 2015
Podcast AirSpace

Discover unexpected stories from the National Air and Space Museum. The AirSpace podcast is a place for you to discover news, entertainment, and inspiration in the sky. In other words, aspirational stories about defying gravity—whether you’re an avid aviation geek, space cadet, or just somebody who loves great content about smart topics that’s a little different from what you normally expect to see.

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