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Goddard
Space
Center (Greenbelt):
Visit museum and attend the lecture/show. |
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Maryland Airport: Visit the
local airport in
Bryans Road:
301-283-6202. |
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Maryland
Science
Center:
see under Science/Environment |
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National Air and
Space
Museum (Washington):
see the history of aviation and stay for an IMAX movie or a planetarium
show. Arrange for a docent to do a short talk with the boys. |
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National Air and
Space
Museum (Dulles): Brand spanking new. Big and interesting.
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The Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration, and Storage Facility Located in Suitland, Md. is where the
National Air and Space Museum preserves and stores aircraft,
spacecraft, and other artifacts, and restores these artifacts to represent
a specific period in their history. In the past, they would schedule tours
for this facility, but they are currently moving their inventory to the
Dulles Udvar-Hazy facility. Contact them for more info. |
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NASA
Kids Website For games, activities, stories, etc. |
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Ronald
Reagan
National
Airport
Take Metro
(Webelo traveler badge). |
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University of
Maryland,
Astronomy Dept:
Call to see if you can get a grad student to give a planetarium talk. |
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SpaceWeather.com
For
information on meteor showers, lunar eclipses, etc. |
