NASA’s Glenn Research Center has a collection of interactive demonstration carts available for use at educational outreach events. Each cart requires approximately a 15-minute training before use. Talking points are included. The carts can be set up in 15 minutes and can be run effectively for multiple hours without restocking. The teardown and clean up … Read the rest ⇢
NASA is always looking for opportunities to reach new audiences and interest them in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). We have found sporting events, including baseball games, to be ideal for these outreach activities. This page provides visual resources to help other NASA centers or baseball teams conduct outreach at baseball games. The images … Read the rest ⇢
Journey to Tomorrow is one of NASA’s premier traveling exhibits. Based at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. An exhibit setup time of 4-to-6 hours is typical. The first two hours requires lifting several large platforms and stairways for assembly. It is required that the host organization provide at least three employees or volunteers … Read the rest ⇢
The Cleveland Pops Orchestra held a concert “To Reach the Unreachable Stars: A Tribute to NASA and the 25 Astronauts from Ohio” at Severance Hall on April 25, 2014. The musical salute to the spirit of exploration and discovery included multimedia images of the ISS, rockets, astronauts and the space shuttle. Since then, many orchestras … Read the rest ⇢
We are pleased to introduce to you the NASA’s Glenn Research Center goodwill ambassador: Eva the Astronaut. Eva makes special appearances at selected off-site events. Eva greets the public with hugs, handshakes and high-fives. If there is music playing, Eva finds herself unable to resist the beat of the music and starts dancing. Eva isn’t … Read the rest ⇢
NASA’s Glenn Research Center was pleased to have its S-3B, a former naval aircraft, on static display July 25-27 at the EAA 2011 AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wis. for the Centennial of Naval Aviation Commemoration. Originally designed as a carrier-based, anti-submarine aircraft for the U.S. Navy, the aircraft was extensively modified to transform it from a … Read the rest ⇢
Art and technology merged Labor Day weekend 2005 in an extraordinary celebration of creativity. The first Ingenuity Festival attracted an estimated 70,000 people to downtown Cleveland, and NASA was one of the main attractions. The three-day event explored the intersections between technology and art by presenting more than 200 performances with exhibits from more than … Read the rest ⇢
