1. MOON DAY 2012 Saturday, july 21 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Celebrating Space Exploration on the 43rd Anniversary of the First Moon Landing!
(Apollo 11’s actual landing on the Moon was on July 20 at 3:17 p.m. CDT)
PRESENTED BY THE FRONTIERS OF FLIGHT MUSEUM AND
THE NATIONAL SPACE SOCIETY OF NORTH TEXAS
Join us for a day full of unique displays, interesting programs, and great family activities!
• FREE “Lunar Sample Bags” for the first 200 children and DOOR PRIZES throughout the day
• Visit space-related displays from over a dozen exhibitors
• Go inside the Museum of Nature and Science’s traveling inflatable planetarium…
• …and go inside the traveling planetarium from the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History!
• Help your kids build a flying model rocket with the Dallas Area Rocket Society (small fee required)
• Find out how to build a comet with Solar System Ambassador J. David Hale
• Learn about the Moon from Ken Murphy of the Moon Society
• Hear about how we’ll colonize Mars with Kurt Chankaya of the Dallas Mars Society
• Stream sound tracks from an interactive display of 60 years of space-themed LP record covers!
• Discover which Earth toys work in the microgravity of space…?
• …and many more programs and activities!
MODIFIED BACKGROUND
Frontiers of Flight Museum, 6911 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas, Texas, (214)