NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center 2004 Exhibits Results
’04 MAJOR EVENTS NASA@YOURLIBRARY, HOUSTON, TX Exhibits: Code U Library Tower Date Jan.-June. Confirmed Audience 150,000
Jan 5-8 1,250 42ND AIAA/ ASME, RENO, NV. Exhibits: TD Technical Exhibit, Hardware from Shuttle and OSP Notes: Scale models of the X43 vehicles and an RS 84 engine and various Shuttle hardware pieces allowed visitors to see what space travel entails today and also future space travel. Educators and students from various universities throughout the nation, as well as Deputy Center Director Rex Geveden visited the exhibits and talked with staffers. PHILADELPHIA HOME SHOW, PHILADELPHIA, PA Jan. 17-25 10,000 Exhibits: Media Tower Notes: Visitors of note included Princeton University and Drexel University engineers, representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Goodfellow Corporation representatives. Lauren Geltzer of "Fifteen Minutes" PR is arranging an interview with CN8 for Friday, January 25. HUNTSVILLE FLIGHT, HUNTSVILLE, AL. Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle Jan. 31 500
STAIF, ALBUQUERQUE, N.M Feb. 2-13 500 Exhibits: TD Exhibit (HPP – Prometheus) Notes: The exhibits were a combined JPL/MSFC/HQ effort, with emphasis on Prometheus (and JIMO). They included two full-scale reactors, a model of JIMO, and hardware from the MSFC Propulsion Lab. WORLD AG EXPO, TULARE, CA Feb. 10-12 18,000 Exhibits: Code U Media Tower Notes: We talked to members of the national 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America, the GPS industry and hydroponics growers about space applications. SERVICE LIFE EXTENSION PROGRAM, GALVESTON, TX Exhibits: Shuttle Media kit, AHMS Hardware PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION SEATTLE, WA Exhibits: Media Tower, 10X10 Computer Station Feb. 17-18 400
Feb. 23-March 1
5000
MOULTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MOULTON, AL. Feb. 23-May 2 Exhibits: 1:100 Shuttle, 1:50 Shuttle, Shuttle Tile, Astronaut Drink, Astronaut Food Explosive Nut WEINMAN MINERAL MUSEUM, WHITE, GA. Exhibits: Lunar Sample NATIONAL ENGINEERS WEEK MONTGOMERY, AL Exhibits: 10’ Marshall Mural, 1:100 Shuttle Feb. 23 – May 24
500
3000
Feb. 24-26
1000
ST. LOUIS HOME SHOW, ST. LOUIS, MO March 3-7 15,504 Exhibits: Home and Garden Exhibit Notes: Close to 20,780 people visited the NASA booth at this exhibition, which we supported for HQ Code U. Visitors of note included St. Louis rams cornerback Aenaes Williams, newswriter Tom Armstrong, and the owner of Blakewood Technology (Far Infrared research which is used for cardiovascular conditioning for astronauts). Several school groups (St. Geneve, McClure North, Cahokia High School AND the Home Building Institute) visited the booth as well.
’04 MAJOR EVENTS
Date
Confirmed Audience
SOUTH SHADES CREST, HOOVER, AL. Exhibits: Skylab, 1:100 Shuttle, Astronaut Drink WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH NCO ACADEMY, REDSTONE Exhibits: 1:100 Shuttle, Mobile Shuttle
March 15-17
65
March 23
250
TALLAHASSEE SPACE DAY, TALLAHASSEE, FL. March 23-25 400 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Exhibit Trailer Notes: This stop was a joint effort with KSC. Visitors of note included astronauts Poindexter and Williams as well as two television news crews. Victoria Langley and photographer, Capitol News Service, and Stacy White, Channel 27 interviewed exhibit staffer Brandon Boone. Several school groups around Tallahassee visited the exhibit. GULF COAST AIR SHOW, TYNDALL, FL ` March 27-28 2,950 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: The exhibit included six new Timeline Kiosks and a DVD about the new Vision for Space Exploration. Kira Mathis, WMBB-TV; Valeria Lovett, The News Herald; Courtney Hayes, WJHG-TV, all Panama City, FL interviewed staffers about the exhibit and importance in educating the public about the Vision NSS 2004 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO March 29-April 900 Exhibits: TD Technical Exhibit Notes: 400 elementary and middle school students and their teachers visited. Other visitors of note included KSC Center Director Jim Kennedy and Deputy Director Woodrow Whitlow; Deena Contreras, legislative assistant to Congressman Ken Calvert of California; Daniel Heimerdinger, Executive Vice President and CTO for Valador. Dr. Heimerdinger’s company aided in the writing of the CAIB report and also ran the CAIB website. Kim Posey, Fox 31, Denver, Colorado, filmed a short piece using the NASA exhibit as a backdrop. E-TEAMS HUNTSVILLE, AL. March 29- April 2 1000 Exhibits: Pop-Up, 1:50 Shuttle, 1:144 Space Station Notes: Visitors of note included NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe; Chief of Staff John Schumacher; Administrator for Space Flight William Readdy; Assistant Administrator for Public Affairs Glenn Mahone; Assistant Administrator for Legislative Affairs Lee Forsgren; Legislative Affairs Margaret Kieffer; White House Fellow Tom Williams; Executive Assistant Shiron Gaines; Marshall Center Director David King; Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer and members of her staff; former Marshall Center Director Art Stephenson; General Dodgen; Bob Noblitt and all members of the TEAMS Core Planning Committee. SPELMAN COLLEGE, ATLANTA, GA. Exhibits: Probe B Mural, 1:100 Shuttle April 2-3 500
FESTIVAL ON THE GREEN, PENSACOLA, FL. April 2-3 3000 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: JSC and MSFC exhibit trailers supported this KSC-sponsored effort that included exhibits about the new Exploration Vision, astronaut speeches and school visits. Pensacola was the third of six city stops during the Starship's Florida Tour. FLORIDA TOUR MIAMI AREA April 5-14 1000 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: This state tour continued with stops at the Museum of Science and History in Jacksonville and the Miami Science Center. In Jacksonville, approximately 400 students, parents and museum visitors walked through the exhibit between April 5-7. Despite low attendance -- half of the area schools were out for Spring Break -- we received strong support from Congressman Crenshaw’s office, including a personal visit to and press conference at the exhibit April 6. We talked to 14 groups, including an orphanage visit with the Congressman. Media activities in Jacksonville included WAWS-FOX & CBS, which sent out a videographer Robert Jackson; WJXX-NBC/ABC, which sent a cameraman; WJCT (PBS Radio) which announced the Starship event and interviewed exhibit staffer John Dumoulin; WCGL-AM, which sent a reporter out and aired a story April 5; and The Florida Times-Union, which interviewed staffer John Dumoulin. The Miami stop also saw low attendance due to Spring Break and heavy rains, with appx.500 people walking through the exhibit.
’04 MAJOR EVENTS
Date
Confirmed Audience
SUN’N FUN EAA FLY-IN-N LAKELAND FL Exhibits: Starship 2040 . VERNON ELEMENTARY, TUSCALOOSA, AL. Exhibits: Saturn, Saturn 1B, 1:100 Shuttle, Skylab, J2 Engine COOKEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, CUMBERLAND, TN. Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle, Models 6TH ANNUAL JUBILEE RED BANK, TENNESSEE Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle
April 16-18
750
April 21-23
250
April 22-23
300
April 30-May 6
200
WESTSYLVANIA 2040 JOHNSTON, PA May 3-10 4,500 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: Alison Martin, WTAJ-TV; Dave Hurst, Hurst Media Works; Eric Grant, WWCP-TV, all from the greater Johnstown area toured the exhibit and were provided information about the exhibit and importance in educating the public about NASA benefits and space exploration. ASSOC. OF AMERICAN MUSEUMS NEW ORLEANS, LA May 5-10 Exhibits: Shuttle Launch Experience Notes: We provided and staffed a one-NASA exhibit at this national convention in New Orleans. STATE CAPITOL May 6 Exhibits: 1:50 Shuttle, 1:100 ISS, X-37, Mars Rover, Pop-up, Mural, Mobile Shuttle SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY SAN FRANCISCO, CA Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library WELLS BRANCH COMMUNITY LIBRARY AUSTIN, TX Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library GLENDALE BRANCH LIBRARY, INDIANAPOLIS, IN Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library May 17-Aug, 9 4,500
800
100,000
May 17-Jun 28
50,000
May 17-Jun 28
50,000
DAVE KING MEETS WITH CHATTANOOGA OFFICIALS, TN. May 18 Exhibits: One 8’ black pop up with lights, New visions graphics, 1:100 shuttle model
550
TEAM ROCKETRY CHALLENGE, THE PLAINS, VA. May 22 2,200 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: Visitors of note included NASA Associate Administrator for Exploration Systems Craig Steidle, NASA Associate Administrator for Education Adena Loston, Federal Aviation Administration's Associate Administrator for Commercial Space Transportation Patricia Grace Smith, NASA HQ K-12 Education Programs Administrator Bernice Alston, Astronauts Jap Apt, Charlie Walker and former NASA engineer and author of "Rocket Boys," Homer Hickam. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, TORONTO, ONTARIO May 26 800 Exhibits: Towers Exhibit Notes: Visitors of note included ALA and Association for Library Service to Children administrators, members of the Public Library Association board of directors, and a representative of the Toronto public library system. Approximately 160 people subscribed to Space Research. Kathie Felix, News & Reviews Editor for Multimedia Schools talked with us in detail about the exhibit and asked that we send her press releases about the NASA@yourlibrary visits when everything becomes official. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR QUALITY'S 58TH ANNUAL QUALITY Exhibits: Shuttle Hardware May 25-26 3,500
’04 MAJOR EVENTS
Date
Confirmed Audience
ASIAN PACIFIC HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATION MSFC May 28 500 Exhibits: Pop-up Notes: Denise Shelton, WAFF-TV, and Daniel Hopkin, WAAY-TV, both Huntsville, AL covered the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Celebration and interviewed Dr. Charles Scales, Director Equal Opportunity Office, Dr. Alan Chow, NASA APA Special Emphasis Program, Col. Robert J. Devlin, AMCOM and guess speaker, Mr. Samuel Mok, Chief Financial Officer, U. S. Department of Labor about this year's event jointly organized by Marshall Center, the U.S. Army at Redstone Arsenal, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency and the Federal Asian Pacific American Council of Alabama. TENNESSEE VALLEY ECONOMIC SUMMIT Pop-up with Vision Mural 1:100 Shuttle HAWAII STATE LIBRARY, HONOLULU, HI Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON, N.J. Exhibits Starship 2040 . GREAT LAKES SCIENCE CENTER, CLEVELAND, OH Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library OMNIPLEX, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK. Exhibits: Space Laboratories Science in Orbit Exhibit May 31 – June 2 500
May-July
75,000
June 4-5
1900
June- Aug.
50,000
June – Dec.
242,000
U.S. SPACE AND ROCKET HUNTSVILLE, AL June 18 200 Starship 2040 Notes: The NASA Employees/Contractors Saturn V/Apollo reunion celebrated those responsible for putting mankind on the Moon and for the rocket that took us there - the Saturn V. Visitors of note included Governor Bob Riley, Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer. AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE FESTIVAL, BALTIMORE, MD June 18-20 492,000 Exhibits: Vision Station (GRC), Astro Camp (Stennis), Space Suit Photo Op Display (JSC), NASA Mural and Banners (Capitol Exhibits) Notes: The Office of Space Flight Education Outreach team had a variety of hands-on activities and free resources available for children and adults. At Astrocamp thousands of children launched balloon rockets with Styrofoam cup payloads. EVA, the inflatable astronaut was on hand to shake hands and interact with the crowd. Vision Station provided visitors with a simulation opportunity to land the shuttle. Children and adults were pleased to learn about the astronaut space suit, have their photo taken in it, and receive free NASA educational materials. Visitors of note included the mayor and other state officials. Alotta Taylor and Dr. Adena Loston talked with Festival Chair Kwesi MFume about NASA benefits. NATIONAL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA) ANAHEIM, CA June 26-28 Exhibit: Vision Exhibit (MSFC) Notes: Anna Weselak, the President-Elect of the National PTA Board of Directors, visited. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ORLANDO, FL Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library Exhibit HOUSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY, HOUSTON, TX Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library Exhibit COLUMBUS METROPOLITAN LIBRARY, COLUMBUS, OH Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library Exhibit June 26-29 500
15,000
June 28-Aug. 9
50,000
June 28-Aug 9
50,000
AIAA JOINT PROPULSION CONFERENCE FORT LAUDERDALE, FL July 11-14 1000 Exhibits: TD Technical Exhibit, Shuttle Exhibit Notes: Marshall joined with JSC, GRC, KSC, HQ and SSC to create a large “one NASA” exhibit area. Marshall displayed information about tethers, composite tank material, Aerocapture technology, thermal protection systems, and solar sails; Shuttle hardware and materials, including a full size SSME; the new Propulsion Research Center and the Engineering Directorate Environmental Test Facility. July 18-25 2,800 44TH ANNUAL FARNBOUROUGH AIRSHOW FARNBOROUGH, UK Exhibits: Robonaut Model, ISS Model, Prometheus Model, Planet Globes, Globe Interactive Mars Rover (full-scale), Mars Suit Mockup (full-scale), Mars Inverted Globe (Above booth) Graphics/Perimeter Structure, Videos (11 videos were produced), Space Shuttle Model Lunar Sample, Saturn V Rocket, Vision Dome, Astronaut Photo-Op Suit, Aeronautics Models, Spiderbots Demo, Astronaut Suit Demo Mars Photo Booth Station, PER Notes: Admiral Steidle, Associate Administrator for Exploration Systems, presented the keynote speech at the Greater Washington Initiative Conference held in the U.S. and U.K. Space Pavilion. Approximately 70 attendees representing U.S. and U.K firms specializing in space and satellite technologies and systems were present. Steidle gave a keynote address at a press conference held in the pavilion. Leslie Wayne, New York Times, interviewed Admiral Steidel about exploration and international partnerships and HQ Exhibits Manager Jim Hull about the exhibit. The interview resulted in an article being published on July 21 in the Science Section, “NASA Finally Gets Down To Business Side of Space.” Cable News Network (CNN) International interviewed Admiral Steidel about exploration. The interview resulted in a televised video segment featuring Admiral Steidle, Associate Administrator for Exploration, and Exhibits Manager, Jim Hull. Annette Smith, Farnborough Radio, conducted a live interview with Jim Hull at the exhibit. Carl Desouza, New York Times; A BBC photographer; Graham Barclay, Bloomberg LP; Meridian Broadcasting Limited photographed the 40’x40’ one-NASA exhibit. British Ministry of Defense Digital Photography, photographed Admiral Steidel, Lord Sainsbury and Mr. Dordain at the exhibit. Farnborough Radio conducted live announcements at the exhibit. GLENN RESEARCH CENTER COMMUNITY DAY, GRC July 31 Exhibits: Mini Shuttle Theater, 1:20 Saturn V, 1:20 Saturn cutaway, Spacelab 1:20 2,500
NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, SAN DIEGO, CA Aug. 1-3 500 Exhibits: Vision Exhibit, Medical spinoffs Notes: The NASA booth featured the Vision for Space Exploration exhibit and various NASA spin-off technologies (e.g., lockable knee brace, anti-shock trousers, light emitting diode technology). We shared information about licensing opportunities with various medical technologies (e.g., Composite Embedded-Sensor Obstetrical Forceps, behind the ear hearing aid, powered chair lift, fetal monitor, etc.) Publications included the African American Astronaut fact sheet, Technology Transfer Spin-off books, and NASA technology at your hospital handouts. Visitors of note included Dr. Norvell V. Coots (chair of the Aerospace, Military, and Occupational Medicine section), Dr. Wilma J. Wooten (chair of Women’s Health Division), and doctors and researchers from various fields of medicine. We did receive several inquiries about licensing opportunities. Visitors also expressed their pride in the selection of Dr. Satcher to the astronaut core. Dr. Satcher is the nephew of former Surgeon General David Satcher. WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library REGIONAL BRANCH LIBRARY, NEW ORLEANS, LA Exhibits: NASA @ Your Library PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY, PASADENA, CA Exhibits: NASA@ Your Library Aug 9-Sept 20 50,000
Aug 9-Sept 20
50,000
Aug. 9-Sept. 20
50,000
SPACE AND MISSILE DEFENSE HUNTSVILLE, AL Aug. 16 -19 500 Exhibits: MSFC TD Exhibits Notes: The Space Transportation Directorate showcased the Propulsion Research Laboratory as well as TD50 (Vehicle and Systems Development Department) with the purpose of informing the defense industry of the capabilities of PRL. The booth consisted of propulsion models and experiment photos from PRL that highlighted the research and experiments being done in this new facility. CAIB INVESTIGATION TEAM APPRECIATION HUNTSVILLE, AL Exhibits: NASA 3 Panel Meatball Pop-up Aug. 31- Sept 1 300
NOREASCON FOUR BOSTON, MA Sept. 2-6 3,500 Exhibits: Vision Exhibit, 14’ Inflatable Moon, Goddard Rocket, Goddard Mural pop-up with lights, 1:15 Static Shuttle, Lunar Sample Notes: The Space Transportation Directorate showcased the NASA Vision with exhibits such as a 1/50 scale STS model, an International Space Station model, a Lunar Sample, and various propulsion components from the PRL exhibit gallery (Plasmoid Coil, IEC Grid, and an Anti-Matter chamber). In addition, the booth featured the "Renewed Discovery of Spirit" video with Neal Armstrong as well as a video welcome made especially for the NOREASCON attendees by astronaut Pam Mallory. Visitors of note included John William Upton of the Independent News Service, Mark Baard from the Wired News, and Mark Catalano with the Northeastern News.
FESTIVAL OF NATIONS, SELINSGROVE, PA Sept. 3-7 1,200 Exhibits: Apollo Command Module, Lunar Excursion Model, Saturn 1B, Starship 2040 Notes: We hosted two high schools and several teachers. The following interviews were conducted by Judy Pettus of the Media Relations Office supporting the event: Cyndy Perry and Tom Turner, Clear Channel Radio, Williamsport, PA; Ryan Hall, Standard Journal newspaper, Lewisburg, PA; WMLP Radio talk show, Milton, PA; Laura Scott, WQXY News; Chad Evans, Sunbury Broadcasting Corporation; Brenda Reichenback, WKOK News Radio, Sunbury, PA; and John Callahan, WVLY Radio, Milton, PA. TENNESSEE STATE FAIR, NASHVILLE, TN. Sept. 10-19 5,800 Exhibits: Starship 2040 Notes: Prior to the start of the event a Community Leaders Preview was held in conjunction with a Community Relations Office-sponsored event attended by three congressional aids. Attendance included several unannounced school groups. One interview was conducted by staffer Brandon Boone: Nancy Smith, WKRN News. SPACE DAY 2004, SAN DIEGO, CA. Exhibits: Mini Shuttle Theater, TD Exhibits FAMILY FUN DAY, MSFC PICNIC GROUNDS Exhibits: 2 Mobile Shuttles Sept. 28-30 2,000
Oct. 2
1,600
IAC, VANCOUVER, CANADA Oct. 4- 8 750 Exhibits: Robonaut Model, ISS Model, Prometheus Model, Planet Globes, Globe Interactive Mars Rover (full-scale) Suit Mockup (full-scale), Mars Inverted Globe (Above booth), Graphics/Perimeter Structure, Videos (11 videos were produced), Space Shuttle Model, Lunar Sample, Saturn V Rocket, Vision Dome, Astronaut Photo-Op Suit, Aeronautics Models, Spiderbots Demo, Astronaut Suit Demo, Mars Photo Booth Station, PER Notes: Marshall coordinated the “One-NASA” exhibit. NASA Administrator, Sean O'Keefe and Associate Administrator of Public Affairs, Glenn Mahone toured the NASA booth and spoke to staffers. Other visitors of note included the Director of the Russian Space Agency; Executive Director of the Canadian Space Agency and Yang Li Wei,China's first astronaut. A&M HOMECOMING PARADE HUNTSVILLE, AL Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle Oct. 9 1,000
AMERICAN ASSOC OF RETIRED PERSONS (AARP), LAS VEGAS, NV Oct 14-16 17,000 Exhibits: Vision Exhibits (2), Hardware from Space Operations, Aeronautics, Science, and Exploration Directorates, Literature rack, Publications/giveaways, Photo booth (Glenn), Space Suit photo op (Goddard), Earth Science Theatre (Goddard), Lunar Rock Notes: Marshall assisted HQ to create a one-NASA exhibit at this event. The NASA booth presented the benefits of space exploration, featuring space research and medical benefits. HISPANIC YOUTH CONFERENCE Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle SAFETY DAY, MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER Oct. 15 500
Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle, Photo Op Suit, NASA Banner, Shuttle Cockpit Simulator, NASA 3 panel pop-up, ten black pop-ups Confirmed Audience 400
’04 MAJOR EVENTS BUSINESS EXPO 2004, VBCC Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle, MSFC Pop-up TECHNOLOGY AWARENESS CAMPAIGN, MSFC Exhibits: Pop-up
Date Oct. 27 – 29
Nov. 3-5
300
VALLEY CORRIDOR SUMMIT, SOMERSET, KY Nov. 4-5 500 Exhibits: NASA Visions Display Pop-up with lights, 1:100 Shuttle Notes: NASA was a sponsor of this highly-recognized biannual event hosted by Congressman Hal Rodgers, promoting regional economic cooperation. Attendance included Congressmen Rodgers (KY), Zach Wamp (TN), and Jimmy Duncan (TN); Governor Ernie Fletcher (KY); and other federal, state and local elected officials. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY, GUNTERSVILLE, AL Exhibits: 1:100 Shuttle, 1:48 Saturn V, 10X20 Marshall Mural, Speakers Kit, Shuttle Tiles, Astronaut Glove, Mobile Shuttle CHAUTAUQUA COMMUNITY FESTIVAL, HUNTSVILLE, AL. Exhibits: Pop-up with graphics WIES-WORKSHOP FOR INFORMAL EDUCATORS SEMINAR, KSC Exhibits: Mini Boom Box, 2 Director Chairs, Speakers Kit DIVISION FOR PLANETARY SCIENCES, LOUISVILLE, KY Exhibits: 6 Kiosks, Director Chairs, Pop-up, TD hardware AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH, MSFC Exhibits: 2 Large Kiosks, 2 Small Kiosks, Pop-up VETERAN’S DAY PARADE HUNTSVILLE, AL Exhibits: Mobile Shuttle A&M SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DAY HUNTSVILLE, AL. Exhibits: 10 X 10 NASA Meatball Pop-up, Two Mobile Shuttles Nov. 5-9 400
Nov. 5
l400
Nov. 7-19
78
Nov. 7-12
900
Nov. 9 -30
500
Nov. 11
800
Nov. 19-22
8,400
INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF FAIRS & EXPOSITION, LAS VEGAS, NV Nov 29-Dec 1 600 Exhibits: Exploration Experience Notes: Approximately 70 different organizations (i.e., state and local fairs, international air shows, and international expositions) expressed interest in having the exhibit for their respective events. MSFC HOLIDAY RECEPTION, MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER Exhibits: 1:15 Static Shuttle Dec. 9 2500