Join us for in-person or online events. We have events going on at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC, at the Steven F Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA, around the DC Metropolitan area, and online.
Join us for a reading of Chris Gall’s There’s Nothing to Do on Mars for a retro-futuristic science fiction glimpse into colonizing other planets.
How did science fiction inspire air and space inventions we see in use today and in our everyday lives? Join us as we explore this question, from the way we communicate and connect with one another, or explore our planet and others!
Join us for Air and Space Adventures, our monthly virtual game using the app GooseChase!
In this episode of STEM in 30 we explore aerial advertisement, like sky writing and banners flying behind airplanes.
Join us for a reading of the rollicking adventure Dinosoaring by Deb Lund, which follows huge, daring dinosaurs as take off in an airplane and fly to an air show.
You may already be familiar with a banner pulled by an airplane, advertising a beachside restaurant. But what are the other ways aircraft are used to deliver messages in the sky? Explore this topic with us at this month's Soar Together at Air and Space Family Day!
Join us for Air and Space Adventures, our monthly virtual game using the app GooseChase!
Join us for Oliver J. Corwin’s twist on the classic tale as Hare and Tortoise to the Moon with rockets! Take a closer look at examples of rockets that have been built for different purposes and then create your own rocket design.