About this Event
Join us for Mission: Experiment at the NASA Goddard Visitor Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, as we dive into STEM!
Ready for a new perspective on the world we live in? For more than 50 years, the Landsat satellites – part of a joint program between NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey – have acted as our eyes in the sky, helping scientists manage Earth's natural resources and understand our changing planet. At this fun, hands-on STEM event, you'll get to experience that science up close!
Event Highlights:
- Your Name in Landsat : Get a unique printout of your name, spelled by using real satellite images of Earth's surface features.
- Chesapeake Bay Mat: Walk across a giant satellite view of the Chesapeake Bay to discover environmental features and learn about human impacts on this vital North American estuary.
- Landsat Collage: Use vibrant, colorful Landsat images to craft your own unique collage masterpiece.
- Minitheater: Enjoy short, fascinating movies detailing how Landsat data help us protect and understand our home planet.
This event is free and family friendly. Everyone is welcome!
Registration is not required, but helps with event planning.
Free parking is available at the visitor center.
This event may be photographed or filmed for official use by NASA.
Event venue & nearby stays
NASA Goddard Visitor Center, 9432 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, United States
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