STARDUST Upcoming Events

STARDUST Upcoming Events

Exhibits

You can see Stardust and Aerogel
at the Anaheim, California
"New Tomorrowland" exhibit
at Disneyland in Anaheim, California.

Exhibit Date
Exhibit Name
Exhibit Description
Location

February -
March 1999
Small Bodies
An exhibit at the California Science Center will include Stardust with their Small Bodies Exhibit. For more information see:
http://www.casciencectr.org/geninfo/index.asp Los Angeles, CA

  February -
May 1999
STARDUST
CAFE STARDUST Cafe Exhibit at the Omniplex Science Center
Oklahoma City, OK

November 14- STARDUST Day at Omniplex Opening of the STARDUST Cafe Exhibit at the Omniplex Science Center with Planetarium Show and Panel Discussion by the STARDUST Team.
  Oklahoma City, OK

October 29-31
NSTA
Stardust Exhibit at the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA).
Challenger Center

October 12-17
Data Planetary Science (DPS)
Stardust Exhibit at the Data Planetary Science (DPS) in Madison, WI.
Madison, WI

  October -11
California Science Teachers Association
Stardust Exhibit at the California Science Teachers Association.
San Jose, CA

August 1-16
Discovery Center "Small Bodies"
Stardust will participate for a month long exhibit on Small Bodies.
Boise, Idaho

July 10 - 26
Space Fair '98 Space Tourism Society - "Space Fair '98" at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California http://members.aol.com/tourspace/stshighF.html
Long Beach, CA

June 10
Aerogel Display Aerogel Display at Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C.

June '98 - June '99
New Mexico History Museum Stardust will be on display at the New Mexico History Museum for one year, beginning in June of 1998 until June 1999. http://www.nmmnh-abq.mus.nm.us
Albuquerque,
New Mexico

May '98 - May '99
California Science Center The California Science Center will have an Aerogel display for one year, beginning May 1998 until May 1999.
Los Angeles, CA

May 22 - ?
The American Space Experience Disneyland has revamped it's "Tomorrowland" section of the California Park.
For space buffs there are full-scale models of spacecraft, ongoing NASA TV broadcasts, and space shuttle information, as well as internet access to web sites.
Anaheim, California

Events

July 1999

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
*July 18-21*	Space Science XIII Workshop	Three-day conference for middle and high school science teachers to present content, materials and methods to involve students with the STARDUST and Chandra X-Ray Observatory missions. For detailed information see: http://www.tufts.edu/as/wright_center/work_con_lec/spcsci99.html	Medford, Massachusetts

June 1999

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
*June 5-6*	JPL Open House	Annual Open House at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. STARDUST will be represented in the Small Bodies exhibit. For detailed information see: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/releases/99/openhouse99.html	Pasadena, California

February 1999

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
*February 7*	LAUNCH	The Stardust spacecraft is scheduled to launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida. For detailed information see: http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/launch.html	Cape Canaveral, FLA
*February 5*	STARDUST Fellows/Teachers Workshop	This all day workshop is being held at the Doubletree Hotel in Cocoa Beach, Florida.	Cocoa Beach, FLA

January 1999

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
January 13	Press Conference	Dr. Ken Atkins, Project Manager for Stardust, along with Don Brownlee, and Joe Vellinga will give a one hour press conference. For more detailed information see: http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news42.html	Cape Canaveral, FLA

October 1998

Event Date

Event Name

Event Description

Event Location

October 15-16

Lecture Series

Mr. NASA's Wild Ride to a Comet. Dr. Ken Atkins, Project Manager for

Stardust, will give a lecture on this innovative space missions. For more detailed information see: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/lecture/

Pasadena, CA

September 1998

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
September 1-2	Annual Stardust Partners Meeting	Stardust Annual Educational Partners Planning Meeting.	Coco Beach, FL

August 1998

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
August 24-27	NSTA	National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Regional Conference.	Jason Foundation
August 1 -8	Project Search '98	Annual Teacher's Workshop	Boise, Idaho

July 1998

Event Date

Event Name

Event Description

Event Location

July 13 - 31

Discovery Center

"Small Bodies"

Stardust will participate for a month long exhibit on Small Bodies.

Boise, Idaho

July 10 - 26

Space Fair '98

Space Tourism Society - "Space Fair '98" at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California http://members.aol.com/tourspace/stshighF.html

Long Beach, CA

June 1998

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
June 12	Pacific Science Center Workshop	Pacific Science Center Workshop for the Teachers of the "Fellowship" program	Seattle, Washington
June 24-28	ASP Teachers Workshop	STARDUST will have exhibits which will stay for 1 year. http://www.nmmnh-abq.mus.nm.us	Albuquerque, New Mexico

May 1998

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
May 30-31	JPL Annual Open House	Tour the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and learn more about Science and Technology being developed. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/openhouse	Jet Propulsion Lab Pasadena, California

April 1998

Event Date	Event Name	Event Description	Event Location
April 20 - 24	23rd General Assembly of the European Geophysical Society	Paper presented by Tom Duxbury titled "NASA Discovery STARDUST Mission" For More Information Visit This Web Site at: http://www.copernicus.org/EGS/egsga/egsga.htm>	Nice, France
April 27 - May 1	Third IAA International Conference on Low-Cost Planetary Mission	Paper presented by Ken Atkins titled "STARDUST: Innovating Management of Cost-Capped Missions" For More Information Visit the IAA Web Site at: http://techinfo.jpl.nasa.gov/www/iaa98con/	California Institute of Technology Pasadena, California

Ron Baalke, STARDUST Webmaster
Last Updated Wednesday, 26-Nov-2003 12:47:05 PST

Exhibit Date	Exhibit Name	Exhibit Description	Location

February - March 1999	Small Bodies	An exhibit at the California Science Center will include Stardust with their Small Bodies Exhibit. For more information see: http://www.casciencectr.org/geninfo/index.asp	Los Angeles, CA
February - May 1999	STARDUST CAFE	STARDUST Cafe Exhibit at the Omniplex Science Center	Oklahoma City, OK
November 14-	STARDUST Day at Omniplex	Opening of the STARDUST Cafe Exhibit at the Omniplex Science Center with Planetarium Show and Panel Discussion by the STARDUST Team.	Oklahoma City, OK
October 29-31	NSTA	Stardust Exhibit at the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA).	Challenger Center
October 12-17	Data Planetary Science (DPS)	Stardust Exhibit at the Data Planetary Science (DPS) in Madison, WI.	Madison, WI
October -11	California Science Teachers Association	Stardust Exhibit at the California Science Teachers Association.	San Jose, CA
August 1-16	Discovery Center "Small Bodies"	Stardust will participate for a month long exhibit on Small Bodies.	Boise, Idaho
July 10 - 26	Space Fair '98	Space Tourism Society - "Space Fair '98" at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California http://members.aol.com/tourspace/stshighF.html	Long Beach, CA
June 10	Aerogel Display	Aerogel Display at Capitol Hill	Washington, D.C.
June '98 - June '99	New Mexico History Museum	Stardust will be on display at the New Mexico History Museum for one year, beginning in June of 1998 until June 1999. http://www.nmmnh-abq.mus.nm.us	Albuquerque, New Mexico
May '98 - May '99	California Science Center	The California Science Center will have an Aerogel display for one year, beginning May 1998 until May 1999.	Los Angeles, CA
May 22 - ?	The American Space Experience	Disneyland has revamped it's "Tomorrowland" section of the California Park. For space buffs there are full-scale models of spacecraft, ongoing NASA TV broadcasts, and space shuttle information, as well as internet access to web sites.	Anaheim, California