Space Talk: TOPIC CHANGE: NASA's Innovative Artemis CLPS Initiative
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Discover the history and science behind our exploration of the moon, Mars, and the universe with these talks presented by docents Donn Anderson & John Jennings from Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum.
Space Talks are held on the first Saturday of the month, from 11am-12:30pm. All talks are free and open to the public.
SPECIAL DATE: JULY 12: As part of NASA’s Artemis Moon Program, CLPS, which stands for Commercial Lunar Payload Services, is designed to establish private sector lunar landers to deliver small and medium sized scientific payloads and technology demonstrations to the Moon’s surface. Come learn more about this plan to use commercial capabilities for scientific exploration, technology development, and resource prospecting on the Moon, enabling a sustainable and long-term presence on our nearest neighbor in space! To date there have been three attempts to land on the Moon, but only one has been successful, which we will discuss.
Space Talks are held on the first Saturday of the month, from 11am-12:30pm. All talks are free and open to the public.
SPECIAL DATE: JULY 12: As part of NASA’s Artemis Moon Program, CLPS, which stands for Commercial Lunar Payload Services, is designed to establish private sector lunar landers to deliver small and medium sized scientific payloads and technology demonstrations to the Moon’s surface. Come learn more about this plan to use commercial capabilities for scientific exploration, technology development, and resource prospecting on the Moon, enabling a sustainable and long-term presence on our nearest neighbor in space! To date there have been three attempts to land on the Moon, but only one has been successful, which we will discuss.
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