11:00 am: Preparing Astronauts for Science on the Moon and Mars" with NASA’s Dr. Kelsey Young
11:30 am: “The Oceans on Earth” with NASA’s Dr. Laura Lorenzoni
12:00 pm: “The Artemis Program” with NASA’s Marshall Smith
12:30 pm: “Past, Present, and Future Lunar Exploration” with NASA’s Dr. Noah Petro
1:00 pm: “STEM Magic Show” presented by Raytheon and the Children’s Science Center
1:30 pm: Museum programming
2:00 pm: Ready Jet Go! Performance
3:30 pm: “Robots in Space” presented by Dr. Ben Reed
Friday, July 19
11:00 am: Discover the Moon Day featuring Dr. Alex Morgan, Paul Fjeld, and Marv Rosenberg
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm: Broadcast of NASA TV’s Live Apollo 50th Anniversary show
Saturday, July 20
10:00 am: Ready Jet Go! performance
11:00 am: “Space Journalism: From Apollo to the Future” featuring Emre Kelly, Florida Today; Ray Soto, USA Today, and Dr. Teasel Muir-Harmony, National Air and Space Museum
11:30 am: “Project Egress” discussion featuring Adam Savage
12:00 pm: “Frozen Water in the Lunar Craters” with NASA’s Dr. Jim Green
12:30 pm: “Benefits of the International Space Station” featuring NASA’s Dr. Tara Rutley
1:00 pm: “Lunar Science” presented by NASA’s Dr. Barbara Cohen
1:30 pm: “From Moon Rocks to Mars Rocks: Lessons from Apollo for the Red Planet” featuring NASA’s Dr. David Beaty
2:00 pm: “Earth Science from Space” presented by Sandra Cauffman
2:30 pm: “A Day in the Life of a Space Engineer” panel presented by Raytheon
3:00 pm: Ready Jet Go! Performance
4:00 pm: “Planetary Exploration” featuring NASA’s Bobak Ferdowsi and the Museum’s Dr. Emily Martin
4:30 pm: “Apollo 50: Go for the Moon” panel about the Museum’s Saturn V projection
5:00 pm: LEGO “Rocket Building Challenge” Awards Ceremony
5:30 pm: Museum programming
6:00 pm: Ready Jet Go! performance
7:00 pm: Museum programming
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