World Science Festival - Science on Site
Science on Site Programs
Program 1: NASA Orbit Pavilion
NYU/West 4th Street
Enter the "NASA Orbit Pavilion" —a massive, interactive sculpture installation premiering at the World Science Festival—and learn about Earth Science satellites. These satellites vigilantly monitor our planet’s ever-changing pulse from their unique vantage points in orbit. Listen to the sounds of the satellites in real time, view our planet through the 3-D program Eyes on the Earth and holograms of rovers, and conduct hands-on activities with NASA scientists. Designed by NASA and StudioKCA.
Program 2: Space Exploration - Reaching New Heights
Pier 86/The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Space exploration plans include going deeper into space for longer periods of time. Conduct experiments with NASA scientists and learn about future explorations to Mars and other parts of the solar system, the advancements in flight and technology, and scientific research that is being conducted right now in space. In addition, take a private tour of the Space Shuttle Pavilion.
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NASA Orbit Pavilion
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Wednesday, May 27 (10:15 AM)
Wednesday, May 27 (11:30 AM)
Wednesday, May 27 (4:00 PM)
Thursday, May 28 (10:15 AM)
Thursday, May 28 (11:30 AM)
Thursday, May 28 (4:00 PM)
Friday, May 29 (10:15 AM)
Friday, May 29 (11:30 AM)
Friday, May 29 (4:00 PM)
Space Exploration - Reaching New Heights
Please check off all the times you are available to attend this program.
Wednesday, May 27 (10:15 AM)
Wednesday, May 27 (4:00 PM)
Thursday, May 28 (10:15 AM)
Thursday, May 28 (4:00 PM)
Friday, May 29 (10:15 AM)
Friday, May 29 (4:00 PM)
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