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TIME PRESENTATION PRESENTER LOCATION10:30 – 12:30

Model Rocket Building* Limited availability, registration required

Dallas Area Rocket Society

Museum Model Shop, 1st Floor

11:00 – 11:45

MOON ACADEMYConstellations 101

Dr. Billye Cheek, TAS of Dallas

Classroom A,1st Floor

11:00 – 11:45

Teacher Professional Development:Exploring Comets

Megan Hunt,Grand Prairie ISD

Classroom B,1st Floor

11:00 – 11:45

LUNAR UNIVERSITYThe Moon, Asteroids, and Mars:

The Future of Space Flight

Ken Ruffin,National Space

Society

Conference Room, 2nd Floor

11:00 – 11:45

FEATURED PRESENTATIONHow to Find a Falling Star

Ron DiIulio,UNT Astronomy Lab

Director

Hamilton Family Auditorium,2nd Floor

12:00 – 12:45

MOON ACADEMYThe Moon: Its History, the Apollo Program, and Real Moon Rocks

Chaz Hafey, Brookhaven College


12:00 – 12:45

Teacher Professional Development:Star Classification

Michele Adile, Grand Prairie ISD


12:00 – 12:45

LUNAR UNIVERSITYMoon 101: Why It Is So Important!

Ken Murphy,Moon Day Founder


1:00 – 1:45

LUNAR UNIVERSITYThe August 21 Solar Eclipse

Gary Carter, Solar System Ambassador


1:00 – 2:00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Dr. Janet Kavandi, NASA Glenn

Research Center

Hamilton Family Auditorium,2nd Floor

1:00 – 3:00

Model Rocket Building* Limited availability, registration required

Dallas Area Rocket Society

Museum Model Shop, 1st Floor

2:00 – 2:45

MOON ACADEMYMars Is Closer Than It Appears!

Kurt Chankaya, Dallas Mars Society


2:00 – 2:45

LUNAR UNIVERSITYThe Moon: Its History, the Apollo Program, and Real Moon Rocks

Chaz Hafey, Brookhaven College


2:30 – 3:30

FEATURED PRESENTATIONApollo Pilot: The Memoir of Astronaut

Donn Eisele

Francis French,San Diego Air & Space Museum

Hamilton Family Auditorium, 2nd Floor

3:00 – 3:45

Teacher Professional Development:Cosmic Chemistry/the Spectrum

Frontiers of Flight Museum

Education Dept.


3:00 – 3:45

LUNAR UNIVERSITYSimulated Lunar Regolith

(Moon Soil)

Dr. James Carter, University of Texas

at Dallas


MOON DAY 2017 PRESENTATIONSWELCOME TO MOON DAY 2017!SATURDAY JULY 22

Each year the Frontiers of Flight Museum and the National Space Society of North Texas collaborate to present the biggest annual space exposition in the State of Texas – MOON DAY! We are glad you are here to join with us in this celebration of the past, present, and future of space exploration.

Today you will find a wealth of interesting and informative STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) demonstrations, activities, and presentations from our many exhibitors and speakers. A “Moon Day 2017 Navigation Guide” to the locations of exhibitors and presentations is located in the center of this Activity Guide.

Our MOON ACADEMY classes for younger students are in Classroom A on the 1st Floor.

The LUNAR UNIVERSITY for college-level presentations convenes in the Conference Room on the 2nd Floor.

Our TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT programs are presented in Classroom B on the 1st Floor. Teachers can earn up to three hours of Professional Development Credits by attending these programs while learning about engaging activities they can take back to their classrooms.

KIDS CAN EARN PATCHES BY PARTICIPATING IN THE DAY’S ACTIVITIESMoon Day Patch (visit the Information Desk, 1st Floor)All kids can earn a Moon Day patch by completing any three activity pages in this Guide.

Girl Scouts STEM Center Patch (visit the Girl Scouts of NE Texas exhibit, 1st Floor)

• Daisies & Brownies: Complete any two activity pages in this Guide• Juniors & Cadettes: Complete any three activity pages in this Guide• All Girl Scouts: Qualify for the S, T, E, or M Patches by attending one

or more Moon Day Presentations (listed on page 3).

Boy Scout Merit Badges (visit the Circle Ten STEM Scouts exhibit, 1st Floor): Boy Scouts can meet requirements for these Merit Badges by participating in activities highlighted in this Activity Guide with the BSA logo.

• Space Exploration Badge• Astronomy Badge• Radio Badge

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERDr. Janet Kavandi

Our Keynote Speaker for Moon Day 2017 is Dr. Janet Kavandi, the Director of the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Kavandi is a veteran of three spaceflights as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle – STS-91, STS-99, and STS-104. She has logged more than 33 days in space, traveling more than 13.1 million miles in 535 Earth orbits. She is also one of the few astronauts to have flown to both the Russian Space Station Mir and the International Space Station.

Dr. Kavandi was awarded a Doctorate in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Washington in 1990, and was selected as a NASA Astronaut in December 1994. Prior to her appointment as Director of the NASA Glenn Research Center, she held several leadership positions, including Deputy Chief of the NASA Astronaut Office, Branch Chief for the International Space Station, and Director of Flight Crew Operations at the Johnson Space Center. Dr. Kavandi is the first speaker for the annual John Hampton Luckadoo Annual Lecture.

John Hampton Luckadoo Annual Lecture

The John Hampton Luckadoo Annual Lecture is named for “Lucky” Luckadoo who served in the 100th Bomb Group of the Army Air Forces in WWII.

The John Hampton Luckadoo Annual Lecture is funded by Elaine Luckadoo Abbott and Rick Abbott in recognition and love of “Lucky.” The annual lecture provides for guest speakers who share their stories and experience about aviation and space flight with students in the

next generation as part of the Museum’s commitment to STEM education.

“Lucky” has been a frequent visitor, speaker and supporter of the Frontiers of Flight Museum. His contributions have included the restoration funding of a B-17 model which is on display at the Museum. In 2013, volunteers Mike Litvin, Gary Seidel, Ken Branscome, Willia Munroe, Peggy Upham, and Joe Swift built the “Lucky” Sim, a flight simulator used in the Museum’s community outreach and STEM program.

AMATEUR RADIO IN SPACE AMATEUR SATELLITE RADIO CORPORATION

Museum Entrance Area

What is a “cubesat”?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the name of the current AMSAT series of Cubesats?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is a satellite “footprint”? What determines its size?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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If you participated in an Amateur Radio Satellite communications demo:What satellite did you hear?_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

What types of antennas were used to hear the satellite?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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APOLLO VII SPACECRAFT FRONTIERS OF FLIGHT MUSEUM

Cree Main Exhibit Gallery

When was Apollo VII launched?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What was the mission of Apollo VII?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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How long did Apollo VII stay in orbit?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is a hypothesis?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why isn’t a rock collection project good for a science fair? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What kind of things are good to display on a science fair board?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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BEAL BANK DALLAS REGIONALSCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR

SMU PHYSICS DEPARTMENTCree Main Exhibit Gallery

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CONSTELLATIONS 101 DR. BILLYE CHEEK

Texas Astronomical Society of DallasClassroom A (1st Floor), 11:00-11:45

What is the brightest star in Earth’s night sky?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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How do you find the North Star?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why do we see different constellations at different times of the year?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the formula for speed (or velocity)?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What are the four forces of flight?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the most important thing about testing your airplane?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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FLIGHT TEST RANGE LOCKHEED MARTINCree Main Exhibit Gallery

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ISS SCIENCE AND RESEARCHJOHNSON SPACE CENTER


How big is the International Space Station and how fast is it traveling as it orbits the earth? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What types of plants have been grown on the International Space Station?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What types of research are scientists doing on the space Station and how is that helping us get to Mars?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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The radius of the Moon is 1,737 kilometers, and the radius of Earth is 6,378 kilometers. What is the ratio of Earth’s radius to the Moon’s? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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To the nearest whole number, about how many times bigger than the Moon is Earth? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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The distance between the center of Earth and the Moon is 384,000 kilometers. To the nearest integer, how many times the radius of Earth is the distance to the Moon?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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LUNAR MATH MATHNASIUM

2nd Floor

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Mars is further from the Sun than Earth. What does this mean about what it’s like on Mars?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Sometimes Mars is close to Earth, and sometimes very far away. Why?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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The force of gravity on Mars is less than on Earth.Something that weighs 100 pounds on Earth would weigh _______________________ pounds on Mars.

MARS ROVER DALLAS MARS SOCIETY


The dark areas of the Moon were originally named Mare (Latin for “sea”). Why?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Scientists used to think the Moon’s craters were made by volcanoes. Are there any volcanoes of the Moon?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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When the Moon is less than half full, it is called a _______________________________________________.

MOON 101 THE MOON SOCIETYCree Main Exhibit Gallery

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1st Floor EXHIBITORS

1 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

2 Amateur Radio in Space3 Apollo VII Spacecraft4 Beal Bank Dallas Regional

Science & Engineering Fair5 Circle Ten Council STEM Scouts

Mobile Laboratory6 Civil Air Patrol7 Dallas Area Rocket Society8 Dallas Personal Robotics Group9 Flight Test Range – Lockheed

Martin10 Girl Scouts of NE Texas11 ISS Science & Research –

Johnson Space Center12 Mars Rover – The Mars Society13 Moon 101 – The Moon Society14 National Space Society of

North Texas15 Noble Planetarium – Fort Worth

Museum of Science & History16 Perot Museum of Nature

and Science17 Radio Science – Dallas Amateur

Radio Club18 Society of Experimental Test

Pilots19 Society of Flight Test Engineers20 Solar Eclipse – Kelly Miller,

Solar System Ambassador21 Solar Telescopes – Texas

Astronomical Society of Dallas22 Solar Powered Radios –

Lockheed Martin23 Space Portal Odyssey Capsule –

Frontiers of Flight Museum24 Texas Astronomical Society

of Dallas25 Texas Parks & Wildlife

Department

TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Classroom B

MOON ACADEMY PRESENTATIONS

Classroom A

ROCKET BUILDING*Model Shop

11:00 – 11:45 Constellations 101

12:00 – 12:45 The Moon: Its History, the Apollo Program, and Real Moon Rocks

2:00 – 2:45 Mars Is Closer Than It Appears!

11:00 – 11:45 Exploring Comets

12:00 – 12:45 Star Classification

3:00 – 3:45 Cosmic Chemistry/the Spectrum

10:30 – 12:301:00 – 3:00

* Registration required

MUSEUM STORE

MUSEUM

ENTRANCE

CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY

AREA

MODELSHOP

CREE MAINEXHIBITGALLERY

Elevator/Stairs

Stairs

Restrooms

COCA-COLA™CAFE

Stairs CLASSROOM

ACLASSROOM

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Why are the Moon rocks encased in Lucite?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What are the six types of rock shown in the Moon rock disks?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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How are Moon rocks different from Earth rocks?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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THE MOON: ITS HISTORY, THE APOLLO PROGRAM, AND REAL MOON ROCKS

CHAZ HAFEY, BROOKHAVEN COLLEGEClassroom A (1st Floor), 12:00-12:45

Conference Room (2nd Floor), 2:00-2:45

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LUNAR UNIVERSITYPRESENTATIONS

Conference Room

11:00 – 11:45 The Moon, Asteroids, and Mars: The Future of Space Flight

12:00 – 12:45 Moon 101: Why It Is So Important!

1:00 – 1:45 The August 21 Solar Eclipse

2:00 – 2:45 The Moon: Its History, the Apollo Program, and Real Moon Rocks

3:00 – 3:45 Simulated Lunar Regolith (Moon Soil)

2nd Floor EXHIBITORS1 Dallas Society of

Women Engineers2 DFW LEGO Users Group3 Exchange Club of Dallas4 Fort Worth Society of

Women Engineers5 Mathnasium6 National Society of

Black Engineers7 Starship USS Joshua8 TCU Monnig Meteorite

Gallery9 WeChooseToGo.com

FEATURED PRESENTATIONSHamilton Family Auditorium

11:00 – 11:45 How to Find a Falling Star

1:00 – 2:00 Dr. Janet Kavandi, Keynote Speaker

2:30 – 3:30 Apollo Pilot: The Memoir of Astronaut Donn Eisele

CONFERENCE ROOM

Restrooms

Stairs

Stairs

Elevator/Stairs

HAMILTON FAMILY

AUDITORIUM

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Why don’t we see as many stars in the city as we do in the country?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the difference between a constellation and an asterism?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why do we see the Moon both in the day time and in the night time sky?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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NOBLE PLANETARIUM FORT WORTH MUSEUM OF SCIENCE & HISTORY


Why can radio waves travel through walls?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why do astronauts use radios to communicate? Why not cell phones?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What does an antenna do? Why are some antennas big and others are very small?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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RADIO SCIENCE DALLAS AMATEUR RADIO CLUB

Museum Entrance Area

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Why do engineers need simulated Lunar Regolith (Moon soil)?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why must you use care in handling simulated Regolith?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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How is simulated Lunar Regolith similar to Moon soil? How is it different?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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SIMULATED LUNAR REGOLITH (MOON SOIL)

DR. JAMES CARTER, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLASConference Room (2nd Floor), 3:00-3:45 What is an eclipse?

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What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is a total solar eclipse?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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SOLAR ECLIPSE KELLEY MILLER, SOLAR SYSTEM AMBASSADOR


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Project 1: Draw the electrical power lines to each component of this radio station.

What kind of power does this solar powered radio station use? AC | DC

Your radio draws 3 amps of power every hour and your battery stores 100 amp/hours of power. How long will your radio run? (Circle the best answer)

10 hours 20 hours 30 hours 50 hours 75 hours 100 hours

Project 2: Check the Solar Pathfinder to see if you have a good site for a solar powered radio station:

Is this a good place for solar panels in January? Yes | NoIs this a good place for solar panels in July? Yes | No

Project 3: Contact an amateur radio operator on the Radio 1 with the help of your Licensed Amateur Communicator on site. Write down the following information: Name____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Callsign__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SOLAR POWERED RADIOSLOCKHEED MARTIN

In front of Museum

Why should you never look directly at the Sun without a special filter? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Why do sunspots look the way they do?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the Solar Cycle and how long does it last?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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SOLAR TELESCOPES TEXAS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF DALLAS

In front of Museum

SOLAR PANELS RADIO 1 RADIO 2

CHARGE CONTROLLERBATTERY

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What object is in the center of our Solar System? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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How many Earths could fit inside of our Sun? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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The distance between the Earth and Sun is referred to as one_____________________________________ unit and is abbreviated “au.”

SPACE PORTAL ODYSSEY CAPSULE (SPOC) PORTABLE PLANETARIUM

FRONTIERS OF FLIGHT MUSEUMCree Main Exhibit Gallery

What is the difference between a meteoroid, meteor, and meteorite? ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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What is the real size of a shooting star?______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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The large hole made after a meteorite hits the surface is called _________________________________________________.

TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY MONNIG METEORITE GALLERY

2nd Floor

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your notes

AUG 5 TALK LIVE! to the ISS Kids from 6-18 are invited to submit their

questions TODAY at the Frontiers of Flight Museum membership table for a chance to talk to an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

AUG 19 Braniff Gallery Re-Opening and National Aviation Day

On this special day (Orville Wright’s birthday), come and see the extensive renovation to the Museum’s second largest Gallery.

AUG 21 Solar Eclipse Watch Party Join us for this rare occasion when the

Sun, Moon, and Earth align to create a total solar eclipse across the United States. View the Sun safely through special telescopes. FREE Solar Eclipse Sunglasses to the first 300 visitors.

SEPT 23 Museum Day Live Visitors can get FREE admission to the

Museum and our special activities on this day by going to smithsonianmag.com/museumday/

OCT 28 STAR WARS Halloween Trick or treat at the museum with your

favorite Star Wars characters.

DEC 17 Santa Day He’s making a list and checking it twice and

on it are…photos with Santa, cookies and family fun.

Blue Star Museum

The Frontiers of Flight Museum is a proud participant in the Blue Star Museums Program, which offers military families free admission from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

upcoming events at the museumflightmuseum.com

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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Amateur Satellite Radio Corporation

Beal Bank Dallas Regional Science & Engineering Fair

Circle Ten Council STEM Scouts Mobile Laboratory

Civil Air PatrolDallas Amateur Radio ClubDallas Area Rocket SocietyDallas Personal Robotics

GroupDallas Society of Women

EngineersDFW LEGO Users GroupExchange Club of DallasFort Worth Museum of

Science and HistoryFort Worth Society of

Women EngineersFrontiers of Flight MuseumGirl Scouts of NE Texas

Johnson Space CenterLockheed MartinThe Mars SocietyMathnasiumKelly Miller, Solar System

AmbassadorThe Moon SocietyNational Society of Black

EngineersNational Space Society of

North TexasPerot Museum of Nature

and ScienceSociety of Experimental

Test PilotsSociety of Flight Test

EngineersStarship USS JoshuaTCU Monnig Meteorite

GalleryTexas Astronomical Society

of DallasTexas Parks & Wildlife

DepartmentWeChooseToGo.com

flightmuseum.comFrontiers of Flight Museum

6911 Lemmon Avenue Dallas TX 75209214 350 3600

Mon – Sat 10am to 5pm | Sun 1pm to 5pm$10 Adults | $8 Seniors (65+)

$7 Youths/Students (3-17) Children under 3 FREE

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