Making Space: Pioneering Women in Aerospace
The year 2020 is the 100th anniversary of 19th amendment’s ratification. To acknowledge this important anniversary, discover the untold story of women in aviation and space exploration.
Science Headlines: The Future of Commercial Spaceflight
Join Phil McAlister from NASA Headquarters for an insider’s look at the partnerships between the space agency and private companies and what it means for future low-earth orbit and deep-space missions.
Livestream Lecture: Apollo 13—NASA’s Most Successful Failure
April 13 will mark the 50th anniversary of the oxygen tank explosion in Apollo 13’s service module. Relive the harrowing mission and learn about what led to NASA’s most successful failure with Jim Remar, President and CEO of the Cosmosphere International Science Education Center & Space Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Robert McCall
Robert McCall, an American space artist, was born Dec. 23, 1919. McCall was an artist from his earliest days. He intended to go into commercial illustration, but he got sidetracked by airplanes, which he loved to draw. He made paintings for the U.S. Air Force for...Second Saturday Conversation: The History of Space Food
Dr. Charles Bourland will be in conversation with Eric Ward, Vice President for Public Programs, about the history of space food. Dr. Bourland began work at the NASA in 1969 and developed food and packages for Apollo, Apollo-Soyuz, Skylab, Shuttle, Shuttle/Mir, and the International Space Station.
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