The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Md., has planned two workshops to help boaters prepare their engines for the winter season this fall. On Wednesday, Nov. 8, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Decommissioning [Read More]
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SEATTLE – On Oct. 21, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab participating scientist Debra Buczkowski will lecture about the discoveries of NASA’s first truly interplanetary spaceship, Dawn. Dawn’s mission features extended stays at two extraterrestrial [Read More]
SEATTLE – Three frontline Navy EA-18G Growler electronic attack jets will fly to the Museum on Oct. 12 to preside over the donation of a 10-foot aircraft carrier model to the Museum. The model will [Read More]
From 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, December 2, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Md., is offering an Electronic Navigation for Non-Technical People workshop, with class size limited and registration needed. Participants [Read More]
Oct. 7 evening event with Leonard David, author of companion book to National Geographic Channel “Mars” series SEATTLE – The Museum offers an evening reception, lecture and book signing with award-winning journalist Leonard David, as [Read More]
Take on design challenges, meet experts and get up close with construction equipment Sept 23 CINCINNATI – While cranes and crews are busy outside Union Terminal, Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is building something big inside. [Read More]
Author Capt. Dan Dornseif talks about “The World’s Jetliner” SEATTLE – On Sept. 16 the Museum hosts a lecture and book signing with Capt. Dan Dornseif, author of the new Boeing 737 – The World’s [Read More]
“The Millionaires’ Unit” special presentation with the filmmakers on Sept. 9 SEATTLE – On Sept. 9, the Museum presents a special screening of The Millionaires’ Unit-U.S. Naval Aviators in the First World War, the story [Read More]
Author Michelle Evans discusses her new book about the remarkable X-15 SEATTLE – On Aug. 26, the Museum hosts a lecture and book signing with author Michelle Evans, who will talk about her new book, [Read More]
Media opportunities with NASA Science Mission Directorate’s Associate Administrator Thomas Zurbuchen with NASA Aircraft at the Museum SEATTLE – On Aug. 21, the Museum and NASA partner for a free event watching the first total [Read More]
CANCELLED: Due to a family emergency, Scott Parazynski is suspending upcoming appearances. HIS AUG. 12 EVENT AT THE MUSEUM HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Tickets already purchased for this event will be refunded. If there are any [Read More]
Annual Seafair family festival with fast planes, fast cars, music, food and fun SEATTLE – The Museum’s annual Seafair weekend outdoor festival-by-the-flightline, Jet Blast Bash, offers fast planes, fast cars, music, food and beer with [Read More]
PHILADELPHIA — Step into a garden of wonders and experience the fascinating science that’s literally in your own backyard in a new exhibit opening Friday, June 9, at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel [Read More]
Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders joins author of “Apollo 13,” Jeffrey Kluger SEATTLE – On May 20, The Museum of Flight hosts a 1960s-themed music and drinks event, Earthrise: An Evening with Apollo 8, with [Read More]
SEATTLE – On Thursday, May 18 at 10 a.m. The Museum of Flight welcomes members of the press to an exclusive preview of its new exhibit about the 1960s Space Race, APOLLO. Two exciting new [Read More]
SpaceFest 2017: The Lunar Legacy celebrates the opening weekend of the Museum’s new APOLLO exhibit SEATTLE – This year’s SpaceFest: The Lunar Legacy, complements the opening weekend of the Museum’s new APOLLO exhibit with astronauts, [Read More]
Recovered golf ball from famous Apollo 14 “Moon Shot” now on exhibit SEATTLE – Some 45 years after tee off, a golf ball, believed to have been the very same ball Alan Shepard shanked on [Read More]
SEATTLE – Last week the Museum of Flight received a special delivery– a full-scale F-1 rocket engine, received on loan from the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. The F-1 engine remains the most powerful single-nozzle, [Read More]