Admission: Adult $10, Senior & Military $8, Student (13 to 18) $5, Child (12 and under) Free
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The American Space Museum is having a
"We Need a Roof" Drive!
Join us all day and into the
Moonlight for Family Friendly Fun!
The American Space Museum is hosting a "Moonlight Roof Fund Drive" with telescopes, virtual reality Rilix coasters, and a spacey yard sale in the parking lot on Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. with moon gazing ending around 9 p.m.
"We need a new roof, so instead of moonlight shining into the museum, we'll show you the Moon through big telescopes at our fundraiser," said Karan Conklin, ASM's executive director. "This will be a fun Autumn event for the entire family, a chance to de-stress from the elections and recharge before the Thanksgiving holiday," she said.
"What makes this event even more special it the fact that it coincides with the 49th anniversary of Apollo 12 landing on the Moon, and we will have telescopes that will show visitors exactly where that second moon landing occurred. Also visible will be the planets Saturn and Mars, the last looks before they set too close to the Sun in December," said Mark Marquette the museum's very own amateur astronomer.
For more information, contact the museum at
info@americanspacemuseum.org
or by calling 321-264-0434
A proud Brevard County non-profit organization, help support the American Space Museum and enjoy a little moonshine at this worthy fundraiser.
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STEAM EDUCATION PROGRAMS
• Science • Technology • Engineering • Art • Mathematics •
Next set of programs starts April 14, 2018
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SALT Program
SALT -- The SALT program is an exciting, proprietary program that is currently under development. SALT stands for Strategic thinking, Administration, Leadership and Teamwork. Too many young people today lack skill and understanding in these areas. Schools, businesses and organizations are looking for young people who understand how to lead, how to work as a team, how to plan and execute, and how to problem solve. Get more information here.
AstroKids
The ASTRO KIDS book series, funded in part by the PNC BANK FOUNDATION will soon be unveiled by the Museum. Each book in the series will be tied to a specific STEAM and/or SALT theme. Get more information here.
Have you heard about ASpEx?
ASpEx -- American Space Education Experience: ASPEX is the American Space Education Experience. It is our International program that hosts students from China, Japan, Great Britain, Spain & more. Get more information here.
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It's what's been happening across the Lagoon.
And, these are our neighbors who made it happen!
Have you ever wanted to be up close and personal to the behind the scenes action of an actual launch? See what it's like in the U.S Space Walk of Fame's Pad 36A Launch control Room. We have the actual working consoles used to send satellites into orbit! Audio tapes of the actual launches help you experience the liftoff of giant rockets. Space suites, flight manuals, flown-in-space gear, ground support equipment, to-scale rocket models a Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Launch pad and crawler model with lots of personal memorabilia donated by former space workers fills out this one of a kind space exhibit venue.
Veterans of the space program serve as knowledgeable guides providing a first-hand history of the U.S. space program. The museum also has a gift shop providing visitors with a wide variety of space souvenirs. Books, t-shirts, caps, pens and games are among the items for sale.
Admission is $10.00, open Monday through Saturday from 10AM to 5PM and special events, closed major holidays. The Museum is located at 308 Pine Street in Downtown Titusville, Between the Pritchard House and St. Gabriel's Church.
Our Space Walk of Fame Park features monuments to the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and Shuttle missions. It is an ideal location to see KSC space launches.
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Have your name or the name of a loved one engraved.
Shuttle Monument engravings available for $100 each.
Please click here.
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