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NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center

2008 Exhibits Results

Confirmed

08' MAJOR EVENTS Date Audience

AEROSPACE SCIENCES CONFERENCE- RENO, NV Jan. 7-10 2000

Exhibits: Tower Structure, one NASA exhibit

Notes: over fifty percent of meeting attendees visited the OneNASA exhibit at the Aerospace Sciences Meeting (AIAA). Marshall

exhibits coordinated

the NASA presence which included the following programs: Marshall Aces Projects Office; Marshall Lunar

Precursor Robotic Program; Marshall Shuttle Propulsion; Marshall NASA Technical Standards; Dryden Flight Research

Center; Ames Research Center; Glenn Space Test Facilities; and Glenn Space Exploration Technology Development

ENDEAVER ELEMENTARY SPACE WEEK- HARVEST, AL Jan. 14-18 700

Exhibits: Mobile ARES

ARES -ALL HANDS BUILDING 4316 MSFC Jan. 15 200

Exhibits: Next Giant leap pop-up, 5 window shade banner stands

PINK PALACE MUSEUM- MEMPHIS, TN

Jan. 17-Feb.29 1500

Exhibits: Vision Timeline Mural, Solar System Scale Model ASTRONOMICAL ACHEIVEMENTS CHAMBER MEETING Jan. 22 1200

HUNTSVILLE/MADISON

Exhibits: 5 Timeline banner stands, ARES busting out pop-up,

2 50th

Anniversary banner stands, 2 1:100 ARES models sets w/ stands,

1:25 ARES cutaway, 2 ARES banners, 1:48 Saturn V w/ stand,

Explorer I w/stand and mobile ARES

NASA EDUCATION SPECIALIST- MADISON COUNTY Jan. 23 400

Exhibits: MSFC Lunar sample and ESMD Lunar sample

NORTH CAROLINA MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCES- RALEIGH, NC Jan. 24-28 17,000

Exhibits: (ESMD) I.C.E

MIDDLE SCHOOL NASA EDUCATION Jan. 25

70

WESTLAWN MS

Exhibits: ARES 1:25 cutaway, Next Giant leap pop-up and

1:100 ARES model set

ETV Exhibits: 1:100 ARES, Saturn, and Shuttle models sets w/stands

FUTURE FORUM- SEATTLE, WA Jan. 25 250

Exhibits: ESMD Mini I.C.E. and HQ-OCP stands

DAVIDSON CENTER

COUNTDOWN

EARLYWORKS MUSEUM Jan. 26 270

Exhibits: Speakers kit, Static Shuttle, "Tomorrow the moon' DVD, 2 50th Anniversary posters, Explorer I model w/stand, 1:100 Saturn V,

1:100 Shuttle, 1:100 ARES models # 20w/stand and

"The Big picture" DVD

Notes: Marshall Exhibits supported several local events in support of the countdown to the 50th Anniversary of America in Spa

ce

celebration. The events included activities at the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce, Early Works Museum,

Huntsvill

e/Madison County Botanical Gardens, and several Madison County, Madison City, and Huntsville City Schools. The

exhibits materials emphasized Marshall's role in the space program's past, present, and future.

DAVIDSON CENTER COUNTDOWN

HSV BOTANICAL GARDENS Jan. 27 50

Exhibits: NASA Meatball backdrop, 15 Garden Signs and Photo booth EDUCATION PANEL DISCUSSION- VBC CONCERT HALL Jan. 31 1300 Exhibits: Saturn I, Saturn IB, Saturn V, Shuttle model w/ stand,

Explorer I model, Ares model and stand, Ares

Busting Out popup,

ARES cutaway.

CAREER DAY, HOWELL GRAVES SCHOOL- MUSCLE SHOALS Jan. 31 250

Exhibit: Mobile Shuttle

MSFC BACK HISTORY MONTH

4200 LOBBY Feb.4 700

Exhibits: 2 Artifact cases and 1 pop-up

SPEAKERS BUREAU: FINNELL WOOLSEY

MIDDLEBROOK, OH Feb.4-11 150

Exhibits: 1:100 Saturn V, 1:50 Hubble Space telescope and 1:100 Shuttle Model

ATHENS BUISNESS FORUM- ATHENS, AL Feb.7 100

Exhibits: next Giant leap pop-up and 1:100 ARES model set

STAIF 2008- ALBUQUERQUE, NM Feb. 10-14 200

Exhibits: "New Questions for an Old Friend" mural,

And hardware

RACE AND ROCKFEST- DAYTONA, FL Feb. 12-13 250,000

DAYTONA 500- DAYTONA, FL Feb. 15-17

MSFC Exhibits: VSE Trailer, NASCAR Tire w/stand, giveaways,

NASA vs. NASCAR pop-up and 2 50

th

Anniversary banner stands.

JSC: Exhibits: 2 pop-ups, Shuttle Tire, Inflatable tent,

Literature pod, Hubble servicing kit and Gazebo

Notes. The Daytona Beach News Journal interviewed Outreach Coordinators Shannon Ridinger and Keyke Reed for stories that

ran February 8 and 12. Astronauts Charles Hobaugh and Michael Goode participated in outreach activities including

autograph signings, tours of the Exploration Experience exhibit, and discussions of NASA to NASCAR technology transfer.

Marshall Space Fligh

t Center supported the activities with the Exploration Experience exhibit and with information on various

NASA-NASCAR ties (e.g., Shuttle and NASCAR tire comparison, Ares I and NASCAR litho, interview with NASCAR driver Mike

Bliss).

AEROSPACE WEEK, SCIENCE HISTORY MUSEUM- DOTHAN, AL Feb. 18-29 250

Exhibits: 1:100 Space Shuttle, 1:96 Skylab,

1:50 Hubble and 1:10

Redstone mercury

FEDEX WORLD DIVERSITY FORUM AFRICAN AMERICAN

Feb. 13-25 2000

NETWORK MEMPHIS, TN

Exhibits: NASA 10ft Mural, Space

Exploration Theatre, Static Shuttle

Marshall Mural, 1:100 Saturn V, Shuttle and ARES model set

Notes: Marshall Exhibits partnered with Academic Affairs, the Equal Opportunity Office, and the Ares Project Office to support

this event that highlighted African American Firsts. 3 rd SPACE EXPLORATION CONFERENCE (AIAA) Feb. 26-28 1200

COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER- DENVER, CO

Exhibits: Shuttle hardware, pop-ups and giveaways

Notes: Visitors of note included Dr. Woodrow Whitlow Jr, NASA/GRD's center director. Media visits included a reporter from

the Denver Post.

LUNCH AND LEARN FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH

HOSC MSFC Feb. 27 30

Exhibits: 11960's Decade banner, 1:48 Saturn V and 50 th anniversary poster

CAREER DAY RIVERC

HASE ELEMENTARY- HOOVER, AL March 10-12

Exhibits: 1:100 ISS, 1:96 Saturn V and Ares I&V Model set #18

SPEAKER BUREAU (MR. EVON) March 20

th 24
Exhibits; "Let's Get Ready to rumble" DVD, Shuttle Speakers kit

And 1:100 Shuttle model

ADVENTURE SCIENCE CENTER- NASHVILLE, TN March 21-24 4000

Exhibits: 1;15 Static Shuttle, NASA pop-up,

Shuttle Launch/ARES animation DVD, 1;100 ARES model set #21, #1and 2 Timeline Window Shades and Institutional Photo Kiosk ST. LOUIS FUTURE FORUM SCIENCE CENTER- ST. LOUIS, MO March 24-30 3000 Exhibits: Mini I.C.E., ESMD ARES cutaway, HQ/OCP 1;20 Orion model,

Lunar pop

ups, 1:15 mobile ARES, HQ/OCP Photo Kiosk,

Timeline Window

Shades and Display Pedestals'

Notes: Deputy Administrator Shana Dale spoke to approximately 300 guests on March 25. Visitors of note included St. Louis

city and county representative s and Mr. Carl Walz, Director of Advanced Capabilities Division. HQ Office of Communications

and Planning and MSFC's Ares and OSAC directorates combined staffers, exhibits and model inventory to help focus

community discussions on Constellation Programs and NASA's 50 th

Anniversary

NATIONAL SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC. - BOSTON, MA March 27-30 8000

Exhibits:

NATIONAL SPACE SYMPOSIUM- COLORADO SPRINGS, CO April 7-10 1900 Exhibits: Towers exhibit structure, ESMD I.C.E. 1:25 ARES

Cutaway, ARES 42" LCD Screen and HQ/OCP 1:20

Orion model

YURI'S NIGHT, JSC-HOUSTON, TX April 12 650

Exhibits; ARES I.C.E. and 1:15 Mobile ARES

ALABAMA CHICKEN AND EGG FESTIVAL- MOULTON, AL April 12-13 7000

Exhibits: 1:100 ARES model set # 19, 1:96

Saturn v, 1:100 Shuttle model,

Black pop-up, "New Questions for an Old Friend and Giveaways"

UTAH SPACE WEEK- KAYSVILLE, UT April 14-19 2170

Exhibits: ESMD's Exploration Experience

Notes: Visitors of note included Astronaut Michael Bloomfield who gave two presentations to large audiences in the school

auditorium. Other visitors of note included Christine Kearl, Education Director from Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr.'s office.

SPEAKER BUREAU JAMES LAMB- WARTRACE, TN April 15-17 150

Exhibits: 1:100 shuttle, 01A speaker's kit, Space

Suit Glove,

1:100 Ares #19

MAF NEW ORLEANS LA- KIM NEWTON April 18-24

Exhibits: 1:100 ARES model set # 19

UNIVERSITY STUDENT LAUNCH INITIATIVE- TONEY, AL April 19 150

Exhibits: 1:100 ARES model set, Mobile ARES

CHALLENGER LEARNING CENTER

PEORIA, AZ April 20-23 1500

Exhibits: ESMD NASA Exploration Experience Trailer

EARTHDAY MSFC BUILDING 4316 April 22 500

Exhibits: 3 black pop

-ups

SPEAKERS BUREAU DAVID EDWARDS

MOUNTAIN GAP ELEMENTARY

HUTSVILLE, AL April 24-25 150

Exhibits: 1: 100 Shuttle Ares Model Set 3 18

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LAUNCH INITIATIVE- TONEY, AL April 26 190 Exhibits: 1:100 ARES model set and 1:15 Mobile ARES 39
th AEROSPACE MECHANICS SYMPOSIUM, VBC- HUNTSVILLE, AL May 7-9 Exhibits: 1:100 ARES, Shuttle model set w/stand, 5 Vision Timeline

Banner Stands and Vision Pop-up

REDSTONE FLYING ACTIVITY REDSTONE FIELD May 11 425

Exhibits: DVD player, monitor and

Mobile Shuttle

GOOD MORNING AMERICA- USSRC May 2 200

Exhibits: lunar Sample, (STENNIS) photo Op Suit, 1:100 ARES model

1:96 Saturn V, "New Questions for an Old friend"

Mural and 1:50 ARES Model

AL DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY

MONTGOMERY, AL May 14 25000

LONG TERM LOAN

Exhibit: 1:48 Saturn V

SE3 SOFTWARE CONFERENCE- VBC NORTH HALL May 13 25

Exhibits: "New Questions for an Old friend"

Mural, DVD player and

Monitor

ESMD CONNECTICUT TOUR May 13-June 4 5800

Exhibit: NASA's Exploration Experience

BALDWIN SENIOR CENTER- STATFORD, CT May 13-16 2500

Notes: Approximately 5 percent of the city's population visited the exhibit during its stay. NASA public affairs

specialist Rob Lazaro spoke to more than 1,100 students during 15 sessions at local schools. Oureach Coordinators

visited WICC 600 AM radio station in Bridgeport to discuss the trailer's visit to Stratford and other Connecticut stops.

TWO RIVERS MAGNET MIDDLE SCHOOL- EAST HARTFORD, CT May 20-22 1000

Notes: Outreach Coordinator Shannon Ridinger was interviewed by the Hartford Courant newspaper and WFSB CBS

Channel 3 News. NASA educator John Weis did professional development training for the teachers of Two Rivers and

exploration based activities with about 100 students. Mitzi Adams from MSFC spoke to an additional 120 students on

"How NASA Uses Simple Machines."

IMAGINATION MUSEUM- BRISTOL, CT May 27-29 1700

Notes: Media coverage included Bristol Press, Hartford Courant, Fox 61 news, Hartford's NBC 30, and the Observer

(weekly magazine). Visitors of note included Bristol Mayor Arthur Ward and City Councilmen Craig Minor. Mayor

Ward proclaimed May 27

-30 "NASA Space Exploration Experience Week" and gave NASA staffers keys to the city.

SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY June 3-4 600

Notes: Local 5th and 6th grades students were brought in to do various activities associated with their teambuilding

project "Moon Base Alpha."

SCHOOL DAY AT THE K

KANSAS CITY, MO May 15 21,000

1:15 Mobile Shuttle

NAAACC ANNUAL BUISNESS OPPORTUNITY CONFERENCE/EPO

VBC May 17 60

Exhibits: 5 vision Timeline Window

Shades, DVD player and monitor

TEAM AMERICA ROCKETRY CHALLENGE- MSFC May 17 800

Exhibits: Mobile ARES, 1:100 ARES model set,

Launch Animation DVD and Shuttle Photo Kiosk

DAN ERWIN PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL MEETING

SOUTH AFRICA May 22-June 1 2100

Exhibits: 1:100 Shuttle, ARES

Model Set # 19

TN VALLEY ECONOMIC SUMMIT- HUNTSVILLE, AL May 28-29 500

Exhibits: ESMD ARES cutaway, 50

th

Anniversary (4200 lobby)

ARES Busting Out mural, pop

-up and lunar sample w/stand

Notes: Marshall exhibits occupied a 30'x10' exhibit space for this event at the Von Braun Center. Staffers talked to

approximately 200 of the 550 registered participants. Visitors of note included US Congressman Bud Cramer- AL, US

Congressman Zamp Wamp

- TN, and US Senator Jeff Sessions- AL. INTERNATIONAL SPACE DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE May 29-June 1 1500

WASHINGTON

, DC

Exhibits: ARES Cutaway

TUNICA MUSEUM- TUNICA, MS June 2- July 31

Exhibits: 1:3 Apollo Capsule, MSFC Mural,

Shuttle Speaker's kit

Shuttle Tire w/stand and Focus on Marshal DVD

TAKE YOUR CHILDREN TO WORK DAY

MSFC June 4 1000

Exhibits: Photo Kiosk, Timeline Kiosk and Inflatable Moon Globe

NEW JERSEY TOUR- ELIZABETH, NJ June 6-10 1500

Exhibits: NASA's Exploration Experience

SMYRNA PUBLIC LIBRARY- SMYRNA TN June 10-12 420

Exhibits: Institutional Photo Kiosk and Lunar Sample

AWARDS DAY- LOBBY 4200 June 16-27

Exhibits: 2 black pop

-ups

NASA DAY ON THE HILL- WASHINGTON DC June 18 400

Exhibits: Mini I.C.E., ESMD ARES cutaway, 1:50 Model set, LRO/LCROSS exhibit, moon globe and CSI contracting labor support AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION June 22-25 3533

PITTSBURG, PA

Exhibits: new "Knowledge Powers our Future" banner stand IAM PP&E PROJECT AWARDS- HUNTSVILLE BOTANICAL GARDENS June 24

Exhibits: 2 50

th

Anniversary stands, 1 50

th poster/easel, 2 Timeline banner stands AMERICAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL (SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE) June 25-July 6 1,022,000

NATIONAL MALL WASHINGTON DC.

Exhibits: 1:1 lunar Rover HSV, tech School unit (student built)

3 ECLSS racks, Microgravity Glove Box, Mobile ARES

Mobile Shuttle, PRDL ARES Interstage mock-up and Moon Buggy Obstacles ADVENTURE SCIENCE CENTER- NASHVILLE TN June 26-29 47,000 Exhibits: Photo kiosk, NASA meatball/pop-up and 50 h

Anniversary DVD

HUNTSVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIR SHOW June 28-29 6000 Exhibits: vision timeline Kiosks, Astronaut, Goddard Rocket launcher,

Goddard graphic and pop

up, Wright Flyer graphic/pop -up, Wright Flyer model,

COF booklets/posters, New Questions for

an Old Friend graphic, SSME Engine, 1:15 Static Shuttle, 1:50 ARES model set,

ARES busting out pop

up, 4466 Shuttle Tire, Shuttle

Photo Kiosk,

Lunar Glove-Box and stanchions.

Notes: The NASA exhibit featured a look back in the history of flight with the Goddard Rocket and the Wright Flyer models. The

centerpiece of the e xhibit was the mobile theater - former astronaut Jim Halsell gave two presentations on Saturday morning in the theater area - the remainder of the time the theater featured DVDs on Shuttle, Ares and the 50 th anniversary of NASA.

APOLLO SATURN V REUNION

USSRC July 18-19 800

Exhibits: Mobile ARES and 1:50 ARES model set

JOINT PROPULSION CONFERENCE (AIAA) - HARTFORD, CT July 20-23 1080 Exhibits: Tower exhibit structure, 1:100 ARES model set, ARES cutaway,

J-2 and J-2X

Notes: Exhibit content focused on NASA Exploration; The Glenn Nuclear Plum Brook Station; Rocket Propulsion Test

Program; The White Sands Test Facility; Marshall Shuttle Propulsion; NASA Fundamental Aeronautics; and the NASA 50

th Anniversary. Interest in these subjects was high around the booth area.

ESMD NEW JERSEY STATE TOUR CONTINUED

July 20-August 3

Exhibits: NASA's Exploration Experience

LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER- JERSEY CITY July 20-23 2000

Notes: NASA HQ's Victoria Friedensen, Program Executive with the LCROSS Program, spoke to 100 students at the

Jersey City Boys and Girls Club, 300 students at the Newark Museum in Newark, and 100 children at the Mickey

Walker Community Center in Elizabeth, NJ

THE QUICK CHEK FESTIVAL OF BALLOONING July 25-27 3000

Notes: NASA Astronaut Garrett Reisman signed autographs in the NASA area, participated in the festival's Kids Club

activities, and participated in a Q&A with balloon pilots. Astronaut Reisman also spoke to about 100 children and

their families with Kid's Club activities and about 100 people at the Pilot's Briefing. In addition, he participated in a

Q&A with show sponsors

via a PA system covering festival grounds, reaching an estimated 10,000 people. HIGHLANDS CLAMFEST- HIGHLANDS, NJ July 31-August 3 2700

Note: Jeevan Perera from JSC spoke did hands-on activities with the children in the audience. Media included a front

page article in the Asbury Park Press that told about the exhibit and featured a picture.

BENEDICTINE ACADEMY- ELIZABETH, NJ June 6-9 1500

Notes: Visitors included 9

th , 10 th , and 11 th graders from the all-girls school Benedictine Academy, and pre-school

children from Albert Einstein's pre-kindergarten program. Congressman Payne gave a presentation on the importance

of studying math and science and how NASA benefits our everyday lives to 6 th - 11 th grade students and teachers. The

Congressman then visited the Exploration Experience and was interviewed by NASA MSFC TV. Media coverage

included a photographer from the Union County Local

Source.

NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES ERNEST July 22-26 650

MORIAL CONVENTION CENTER- NEW ORLEANS, LA

Exhibits: pop-up display representing all mission directorates EXPEDITION 15, 16&17 CREW VISIT- MSFC 4200 MORRIS AUDITORIUM July 22 200

Exhibits: 1:100 ISS Model and 1:100 Shuttle Model

EAA AIRVENTURE- OSHKOSH, WI July 28-August 3 10,200 Exhibits: GRC leading exhibits, ESMD cutaway, Mars McMurdo 3-D Panorama, NASA City Wii w/ ARES 42" monitor, Lunar LCD screen 2 nd city,

18 graphic panels and 50

th anniversary banner stands

ESMD IOWA TOUR August 6-30 5100

Exhibits: NASA's Exploration Experience

SWEET CORN FESTIVAL- WESTPOINT, IA August 6-11 2000

Notes: Festival was named one of the Travel Channel's top ten places to visit during its "Taste of America" tour of

2007.

IOWA CHILDREN'S MUSEUM August 12-15 2000

Notes: Marshall TV filmed the entire week and shot footage of John Weis speaking to visitors inside the museum.

Outreach Coordinator Shannon Ridinger wa

s interviewed by a reporter for the Iowa City Press Citizen N ewspaper.

AMES HIGH SCHOOL- AMES, IA August 25-29 1100

Notes: Valerie Terando, the School and Community Relations Director, interviewed OC Keyke Reed for the public

education channel. Local 11 th grader Kristina Johnson, winner of the NASA EDGE Pod cast for the 2008 Space

Exploration Conference, visited the trailer. She also took B roll for a new project she is filming and editing about the

NASA Exploration Experience stop at her school. A photographer from The Tribune, an Ames local newspaper, took

photos of a school group going through the exhibit. NASA EDGE interviewed podcast winner Kristina Johnson for one

of their new segments.

TASTE OF AMERICA- WASHINGTON, DC August 7 5000

Exhibits: ESMD pop-up from HQ

EDUCATION EVENT- SPRINGFIELD, MO August 7-Sept. 22 1000

Exhibit: Lunar Sample

MARS SOCIETY CONFERENCE August 10-20 250

Exhibits: 5 t

imeline banner stands SMD CONFERENCE- VBC HUNTSVILLE, AL August 11-14 4000

Exhibits: Tower exhibits

structure, 2 50 th anniversary banners,

ARES 1:25 cutaway, ARES IX Model, LRO/LCROSS,

ARES 1:50, 1:100 ARES model set #19

and 1:100

Shuttle

S&MA ALL HANDS MEETING

August 14 400

Exhibits: Shuttle Photo Kiosk and 1; 100 Shuttle/ ARES Model Sets CAPITAL HILL STAFFER BOOT-CAMP GODDARD- GREENBELT, MD August 15 30

Exhibits: ESMD I.C.E.

ARES WORKSHOP, AMES RESEARCH CENTER- MOUNTAINVIEW, CA August 16 50

Exhibits: 1:100 ARES Model Set

ALL AMERICAN SPACE SPECTACULAR- ATLANTIC CITY, NJ August 17-21 500

Exhibit: Aeronautics

Exhibit

CREW VISIT MSFC 4200 MORRIS AUDITORIUM August 19 350

Exhibits: 1:100 ISS model and 1:50 Shuttle Model

SPACETECH AEROSPACE TECHNITIANS APPRECIATION NIGHT August 19 430 USSRC

Exhibit: 1:50 ARES

Model Set

GLENN VIC/CLEVELAND AIR SHOW- CLEVELAND, OH August 29-Sept. 1 90,000

Exhibits: 1:15

Mobile ARES

LIFE @ 50' AARP ANNUAL MEETING- WASHINGTON, DC Sept. 4-6 7,000

Exhibits:

MSFC: Farnborough walls (50thAnniv. Event), video room, Wii, Inflatable globe, inflatable moon, 1:25 ARES cutaway, I.C.E, LRO globe, 1:50, ISS model "Were were you "video and 1:50 ARES set. JSC: Mars Rover Bogie activity, mission guide activity,

Space Life Sciences, Space Food display

SOMD: magic Planet and Galactic Explorer

Module (Photo booth)

Notes: Nearly one fourth of conference attendees visited the One NASA booth. All four NASA mission directorates participated

in the exhibition. Media coverage inclu ded radio and television interviews conducted by AARP TV and NASA TV. Astronaut

Carl Walz signed autographs.

BLACK FAMILY REUNION

WASHINGTON, DC Sept. 5-7 5000

Exhibits: Straw Rocket launchers

ARES UPPEWRSTAGE ENGINE CDR- VBC Sept. 8-12 450

Exhibits:

2 black pop-ups and 1:10 j2x

SPACE 2008 AIAA- SAN DIEGO, CA Sept. 9-11 2700

Exhibit: Towers Exhibits Structure

SPACE 2008 EDUCATION ALLEY

SAN DIEGO, CA Sept. 9-11 2800

Exhibits: 1:00 ARES model set, ARES Giant

Leap Mural, ARES 46" monitor,

1:100 Shuttle Model w/hardware, Shuttle Photo Kiosk w/paper,

Shuttle Mural and Shuttle Glove Box

INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING AND TECHNOLOGY SHOW Sept. 10 250

CHICAGO, IL

Exhibits: 1:100 ARES Model Set

STENNIS OPENHOUSE/ENGINE TEST BAY

ST. LOUIS, MO Sept. 10 5000

Exhibits: 1:15 Mobile ARES and

mobile theatre and tent ARES PDR CELEBRATION MSFC HUDSON RECREATIONAL CENTER Sept. 12 1000

Exhibits: 1:50 ARES model and Mobile ARES

LAUNCH FEST GODDARD FAMILY EVENT, GODDARD

Sept.13 13000

Exhibits: Institutional Photo kiosk and NASA City Wii

BOSTON FUTURE FORUM- BOSTON, MA Sept. 18 20000

Exhibit: Future Forum Core exhibits

COUNTY LEADERSHIP CLASS 22 MSFC Sept. 17 55

Exhibit: NASA's Exploration Experience and 1:100 ASE

Model Set #19

MOONTOWN FLY IN MOON TOWN AIRPORT Sept. 20-21 800

Exhibits: New

"Questions for an Old Friend", Wright Flyer Model, Shuttle tire, 1:100 Saturn V, 1; 100 Shuttle Model, 1:100 ARES Model Set, NEXTFEST 2008 MILLENIEM PARK- CHICAGO, IL Sept. 23-Oct.12 70296 Exhibits: Marcbot, Giga-Pan, Blended Wing Body and

Time Machine

ARES V INDUSTRY DAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sept. 25 330

WASHINGTON

, DC

Exhibits: 1:50 ARES Models Set

VON BRAUN EVENT ON MONTE SANO MT. Sept. 27 500

Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle

ALBUQUERQUE BALLON FEST- ALBUQUERQUE, NM Oct. 2-13 11200

Exhibits: HQ AERO

ESMD STATE TOUR OF MINNESOTA Oct. 2-17

Exhibits: NASA's Exploration Experience

ST. OLAF COLLEGE- NORTHFIELD, MN Oct. 2-4 1200

Notes:

Students from Greenvale Park Elementary, St. Dominic's School, and Northfield Middle School visited

during homecoming week at St. Olaf College. Jeevan Perera from Johnson Space Flight Center spoke with 175

students from St. Olaf College astronomy and physics classes. A photographer with the Northfield News

www.northfieldnews.com) visited to take pictures for an upcoming edition of the local paper. JEFFERSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL- MINNEAPOLIS, MN Oct. 6-8 600

GREATLAKES AQUARIUM- DULUTH, MN Oct. 1130 1130

Notes: This stop was recommended by Congressman James Oberstar. Sean Melody from Johnson Space Center spoke

throughout the weekend on the similarities between NASA and marine science. Victoria Friedensen from NASA HQ's

spoke about NASA's future plans to over 1,200 middle school children throughout Duluth. Outreach Coordinator

Shannon Ridinger was interviewed by the KBJR NBC 6 TV station and its sister station KDLH CBS 3 for a piece on the

exhibit that ran during the 5 p.m., 5:30 p.m., and 6 p.m. newscasts. SOUTH DAKOTA SPACE DAY- WATERTOWN, SD Oct. 16-17 1700 Notes: Visitors of note included Astronaut Mike Fossum who spoke toquotesdbs_dbs25.pdfusesText_31

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