Join teacher Meghan Shaller to debrief the STEM in 30 Episode - Solving Complex Problems with Simple Machines and learn how she teaches corresponding content in her classroom.
Join Moriba Jah, an aerospace engineer with a specialty in space object detection, tracking, identification, and characterization to learn more about space junk.
Join NASA Astronaut Anne McClain, National Air and Space Museum spacesuit curator Dr. Cathleen Lewis, and conservator Lisa Young in this discussion about spacesuits.
Wonder Woman has the invisible jet, and the military has the B-2 and the F-117. Join us to learn about actual stealth aircraft and the science behind making a sneaky flying machine.
Along with the help of teachers from across the country, the Museum launched medium altitude balloons that could potentially travel around the globe. Learn more about these balloons here!
Do you want to learn about the intersection of art and science? This episode included a conversation with Museum and classroom educators.
Join us for a virtual conversation with Andy Weir, author of "The Martian," as he talks about his new book, "Project Hail Mary," and the science fiction writing process.
For 75 years, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels have been wowing crowds around the world. Hear more about the Blue Angels and their flight demonstrations here!
This Air and Space Live Chat featured astronaut Eileen Collins, who was commander of STS-93, and scientists Dr. Rodolfo Montez Jr. and Annie Blackwell who work with Chandra data.
During December 2020, Saturn and Jupiter came together in the sky. Join Astronomy Educator Shauna Edson as she answers questions about the Great Conjunction.
Launched 30 years ago, the science continues today. Learn about the history of Hubble, and what's next in this conversation.
Learn about the history and importance of the International Space Station from astronauts as well as National Air and Space Museum curator, Dr. Jennifer Levasseur.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to fly in an incredibly fast airplane? Find out in this STEM in 30 "Mission Debrief" with SR-71 Navigator Walter Watson!
In 1903 the Wright brothers developed and flew the first successful airplane. This chat features Tom Crouch, Wright brothers historian, and Keith Yourg, a relative of Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Hear National Air and Space Museum Director, Chris Browne answer student questions about air traffic control and his experience managing Reagan National Airport during 9-11.
Hear three unbelievable aerospace stories presented by our panel of museum experts. Watch as our hosts try to discern which story is the lie! They'll also share how students can check their sources.
In 1947, a weather balloon crashed in Roswell, New Mexico, setting off decades of debate about aliens and UFO's. Join us to learn more!
In this episode, teachers share how they use museum resources in their (virtual) classrooms and astronaut Mike Massimino shares what it's like to communicate with students about science--from space!
In this live program, we introduced viewers to inspiring women in STEM, talk about the importance of representation online.
Join historian Katherine Sharp Landdeck Ph.D., author of The Women with Silver Wings: The Inspiring True Story of the Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II.