NASA Glenn Takes Space Exploration to the Fair

NASA has brought the excitement of spatial exploration to the Fair of the State of Minnesota from August 21 to 24, offering exhibitions and interactive experiences for the whole family. Directed by the Glenn Research Center of NASA in Cleveland, the agency presented the future of space exploration and the technologies that make it possible – new generation spatial combinations with Artemis missions that will make humans on the Moon.

A major attraction was Glenn’s “Suits and Boots” exhibition, as well as a Rock Moon by Apollo 15, which attracted large crowds to the North End Event Center. Glenn’s staff, joined by Mike Lammers, deputy chief of the Office of the Director of Flights to the Johnson Space Center of NASA in Houston, signed up both in the media and the Fairgoers to highlight the progress of the space combination, the unique role of Glenn as the only center of NASA in the Midwest, and the plans to return to the moon Artemis.

The team has directly reached 57,000 people estimated directly, with additional exhibition thanks to traditional efforts and on social networks.