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SUMMARY:Lift Off with Aerodynamics and Kites at the New Mexico Museum of Space History's Science Saturday
DESCRIPTION:Event: Science Saturday — The Aerodynamics of Kites\nLocation: New Mexico Museum of Space History\, 3198 State Road 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\nDate: Saturday\, March 28\, 2026\nTime: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm \n(Alamogordo\, NM) – The New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Science Saturday invites families to explore the science of flight through aerodynamics and kite building. Held on the last Saturday of the month from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the New Horizons Dome Theater & Planetarium\, this hands-on program is geared toward students in grades 2–7. \nParticipants will discuss lift and other forces that help kites fly\, then use provided and miscellaneous materials to construct kites they can later fly at the Kites and Tails event on 19 April 2026. Families may join the activities at any time during the program\, and some materials will be available on-site. \nScience Saturday is included with Museum Admission. For more information\, call 575-437-2840 or visit www.nmspacemuseum.org. Like us at www.facebook.com/NMSpaceMuseum/ \nAbout the New Mexico Museum of Space History: The New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamogordo is a division of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs and a Smithsonian Affiliate\, showcasing the significant role New Mexico has played in the development of the U.S. space program and featuring the International Space Hall of Fame and the New Horizons Dome Theater. \n  \n\nPhoto: These vivid wings catch the wind just right\, turning New Mexico Museum of Space History into a kite flyer’s paradise.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/lift-off-with-aerodynamics-and-kites-at-the-new-mexico-museum-of-space-historys-science-saturday/
LOCATION:Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:Eye in space: Launch Pad Lecture looks at the Hubble Space Telescope’s legacy at New Mexico Museum of Space History on April 3
DESCRIPTION:New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Launch Pad Lecture\nGuest Speaker: Mackette Kark\, NMMSH Museum Educator\nLecture Topic: Hubble Space Telescope\nLocation: New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\nDate: April 3\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM \n(Alamogordo\, NM) — The Hubble Space Telescope is brought into focus in an upcoming Launch Pad Lecture at the New Mexico Museum of Space History. Since its launch in 1990\, Hubble has looked into distant galaxies\, bringing the world breathtaking glimpses that have transformed scientific understanding of galaxies\, nebulae\, and stellar evolution. The New Mexico Museum of Space History celebrates that legacy with a Launch Pad Lecture on Friday\, April 3\, 2026\, from 9 – 10 a.m. in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium. \nMuseum educator Mackette Kark will explore the history\, engineering\, and discoveries behind Hubble\, which reveal some of the most distant corners of the universe. The talk will highlight the telescope’s early challenges\, its dramatic in‑orbit fixes\, and the breathtaking images that have reshaped our understanding of galaxies\, nebulae\, and the life cycles of stars. \n“For over 35 years\, the Hubble Space Telescope has transformed the way we see the cosmos—capturing breathtaking images of distant galaxies\, glowing nebulae\, and the very edges of the observable universe\,” says Kark. “As one of humanity’s most groundbreaking scientific achievements\, Hubble has revolutionized our understanding of space\, uncovering new worlds\, revealing the life cycles of stars\, and helping us trace the origins and destiny of the universe itself. Through the dedication of visionary scientists and engineers\, Hubble continues to ignite wonder\, deepen discovery\, and expand our cosmic horizons—one stunning image at a time.” \nGuest Speaker Bio: Mackette Kark\, a Four Corners native\, spent a decade as a ranger in Acadia National Park\, where leading star programs fueled her passion for astronomy. Now back in the desert Southwest\, she’s an educator at the New Mexico Museum of Space History and liaison to the local Astronomy League\, inspiring curiosity about the universe in learners of all ages. \nThe NM Museum of Space History’s Launch Pad Lecture Series is held on the first Friday of each month in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium in the Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center. Museum staff\, and sometimes special guest speakers\, discuss topics ranging from space history to space future.  Free to the public. Coffee and donuts provided. For more information\, email msh.info@dca.nm.gov or visit our website at www.nmspacemuseum.org \n\n  \nThese towering tendrils of cosmic dust and gas sit at the heart of M16\, or the Eagle Nebula. The aptly named Pillars of Creation\, featured in this stunning Hubble image\, are part of an active star-forming region within the nebula and hide newborn stars in their wispy columns. (Photo courtesy of NASA.)
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/new-mexico-museum-of-space-history-launch-pad-lecture-hubble-space-telescope/
LOCATION:New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meeting
DESCRIPTION:New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meeting\nLocation: Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\nDate: Thursday\, April 9\, 2026\nTime: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM \nNew Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meetings Welcome Stargazers of All Levels \n(ALAMOGORDO\, NM) – The New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League invites everyone with an interest in the night sky to its monthly meeting\, held the second Tuesday of each month from 7:00 to 8:30 PM in the front classroom of the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium. \nThese sessions bring together amateur and experienced astronomers for engaging discussions\, presentations about current celestial events\, hands-on observing tips\, and opportunities for learning and networking. Anyone interested in astronomy is welcome to attend — no experience necessary. \nAttendees are also invited to consider joining the Astronomy League. Membership offers a chance to take part in special observing programs\, earn observing certifications\, meet fellow astronomy enthusiasts regionally and nationally\, and gain access to resources that deepen the stargazing experience. \nAll Astronomy League meetings are free and open to the public. For details about upcoming meetings and other astronomy events\, visit www.nmspacemuseum.org or follow the Museum on Facebook for updates.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/new-mexico-museum-of-space-historys-astronomy-league-monthly-meeting-2026-04/
LOCATION:Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events,Nighttime Events
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Earth Week with Water Rockets at Science Saturday
DESCRIPTION:(Alamogordo\, NM) – This month’s Science Saturday at the New Mexico Museum of Space History invites families to mark Earth Week with hands-on water rocket building and launching. The program takes place on Saturday\, April 25th from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in and around the New Horizons Dome Theater & Planetarium and is designed for students in grades 2–7. \nParticipants are encouraged to bring an empty 2-liter bottle to turn into a water rocket while learning about the first rocket engines and how water and pressure can generate enough force to send their creations skyward. Families should come prepared to get wet\, and all additional basic materials are provided. \nScience Saturday is included with Museum admission. For more information\, call 575-437-2840 or visit www.nmspacemuseum.org. \nAbout the New Mexico Museum of Space History: The New Mexico Museum of Space History in Alamogordo is a division of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs and a Smithsonian Affiliate\, showcasing the significant role New Mexico has played in the development of the U.S. space program and featuring the International Space Hall of Fame and the New Horizons Dome Theater.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/celebrate-earth-week-with-water-rockets-at-science-saturday/
LOCATION:Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:From Space to White Sands: U.S. Army Astronaut to Speak at NM Museum of Space History Launch Pad Lecture on May 1st
DESCRIPTION:ALAMOGORDO\, NM – The New Mexico Museum of Space History’s next Launch Pad Lecture will feature distinguished astronaut Col. Andrew R. Morgan\, M.D. (U.S. Army)\, the Senior Commander of White Sands Missile Range. The event is scheduled for Friday\, May 1\, 2026. Morgan will present “A Soldier’s Journey to Space\,” offering insights into his leadership career that spans military medicine\, special operations\, and human spaceflight. \nA 1998 graduate of West Point and a 2002 graduate of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences\, Morgan served aboard the International Space Station from July 2019 to April 2020 on Expeditions 60\, 61\, and 62. During this mission\, he performed seven spacewalks\, a record for a single spaceflight. Before his selection as a NASA astronaut in 2013\, he served as an emergency physician with U.S. Army Special Operations units\, deploying to Iraq\, Afghanistan\, and Africa. His career also includes serving as the Army Senior Astronaut and Detachment Commander at the Johnson Space Center and commanding the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Since June 2025\, he has served as the Senior Commander of White Sands Missile Range. \nThe Colonel’s military decorations include the Defense Superior Service Medal\, the Legion of Merit\, and the Bronze Star Medal. His NASA honors include the Distinguished Service Medal and the Space Exploration Medal. Morgan and his wife\, Stacey\, have been married for 25 years and have four children. \n“We are honored to host Col. Morgan for May’s Launch Pad Lecture as an exciting start to Astronaut Week\,” said Karen Kinkaid Brady\, Executive Director of the New Mexico Museum of Space History. “His knowledge and commitment to the space program are unsurpassed.” \nThe lecture will take place on Friday\, May 1\, 2026\, at 9:00 a.m. in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\, located at 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM. Admission is free. Guests will enjoy complimentary coffee and donuts\, courtesy of the International Space Hall of Fame Foundation. \nThe Launch Pad Lecture series\, held on the first Friday of each month\, highlights notable figures and topics from space science\, exploration\, and history. The International Space Hall of Fame Foundation’s support makes this program possible.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/from-space-to-white-sands-u-s-army-astronaut-to-speak-at-nm-museum-of-space-history-launch-pad-lecture-on-may-1st/
LOCATION:New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meeting

DESCRIPTION:New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meeting\nLocation: Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\nDate: Thursday\, May 14\, 2026\nTime: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM \nNew Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League Monthly Meetings Welcome Stargazers of All Levels \n(ALAMOGORDO\, NM) – The New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Astronomy League invites everyone with an interest in the night sky to its monthly meeting\, held the second Thursday of each month from 7:00 to 8:30 PM in the front classroom of the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium. \nThese sessions bring together amateur and experienced astronomers for engaging discussions\, presentations about current celestial events\, hands-on observing tips\, and opportunities for learning and networking. Anyone interested in astronomy is welcome to attend — no experience necessary. \nAttendees are also invited to consider joining the Astronomy League. Membership offers a chance to take part in special observing programs\, meet fellow astronomy enthusiasts regionally and nationally\, and gain access to resources that deepen the stargazing experience. \nAll Astronomy League meetings are free and open to the public. For details about upcoming meetings and other astronomy events\, visit www.nmspacemuseum.org or follow the Museum on Facebook for updates.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/new-mexico-museum-of-space-historys-astronomy-league-monthly-meeting-2026-05/
LOCATION:Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:New Mexico Museum of Space History's Science Saturday
DESCRIPTION:Event: Science Saturday\nLocation: New Mexico Museum of Space History\, 3198 State Road 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\nDate: Saturday\, May 30\, 2026\nTime: 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. \nThe New Mexico Museum of Space History invites families to drop in and explore the science of space together at Science Saturday\, a monthly program held on the last Saturday of each month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center. \nEach month’s Science Saturday features a new theme with interactive\, family-friendly activities that bring rockets\, astronauts\, planets\, and space technology to life. Visitors can expect engaging stations that encourage kids to tinker\, test\, and ask questions\, while learning how space science connects to everyday life. Many of the activities highlight New Mexico’s unique role in space history\, including selected stories that showcase the state’s contributions to rocketry\, astronomy\, and space exploration. \n“Science Saturday gives families a fun way to experience STEM together\,” said Karen Kincaid Brady\, Executive Director at the New Mexico Museum of Space History. “Kids are not only seeing rockets and spacecraft in our exhibits. They are building\, experimenting\, and discovering how science and engineering shape the world around them.” \nScience Saturday activities are included with Museum admission\, and all ages are welcome; children must be accompanied by an adult. These activities are free for International Space Hall of Fame Museum members. Guests are encouraged to drop in anytime between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.\, explore as many activity stations as they like\, and pair their visit with a trip through the museum’s exhibits and planetarium shows. \nTo stay up to date on monthly themes\, event reminders\, and additional programs\, follow the Museum on Facebook and Instagram: @NMSpaceMuseum.  Visitors can also explore upcoming events and plan their visit at NMSpaceMuseum.org.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/new-mexico-museum-of-space-historys-science-saturday/
LOCATION:Clyde W. Tombaugh Education Center\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:NM Museum of Space History's Launch Pad Lecture: “Chix in Space”
DESCRIPTION:(Alamogordo\, NM) — New Mexico Museum of Space History’s Launch Pad Lecture Series features “Chix in Space” on Friday\, June 5\, 2026\, from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium. The free program\, open to everyone\, will be presented by Dr. Rebecca Anklam. \n“Chix in Space” highlights the work of a Purdue University graduate whose experiment to hatch chicks in space grew into the commercial space venture Redware and helped advance today’s space payload industry\, including work supporting companies like Virgin Galactic. \nThe Launch Pad Lecture Series is held on the first Friday of each month in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium at the New Mexico Museum of Space History. Museum staff and special guest speakers explore topics ranging from space history to the future of space exploration in an informal setting that encourages questions and discussion. \nThe New Mexico Museum of Space History is located at 3198 State Road 2001\, Alamogordo\, New Mexico 88310. For more information about this lecture or other museum programs\, visit NMSpaceMuseum.org or call (575) 437‑2840.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/dont-chicken-out-of-going-into-space-launch-pad-lecture-on-june-5/
LOCATION:New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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SUMMARY:NM Museum of Space History's Launch Pad Lecture: “Wings of Courage: The Untold Story of WASP and the Superfortress in New Mexico”
DESCRIPTION:New Mexico Museum of Space History Launch Pad Lecture\nLecture Topic: “Wings of Courage: The Untold Story of WASP and the Superfortress in New Mexico”\nGuest Speaker: Jacquelyne Nichols\, NM Chapter of Women in Aviation\nLocation: New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\nDate: Friday\, July 3\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM \n(Alamogordo\, NM) – The New Mexico Museum of Space History invites the public to a powerful Launch Pad Lecture\, “Wings of Courage: The Untold Story of WASP and the Superfortress in New Mexico\,” on Friday\, July 3\, 2026\, from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium. \nGuest speaker Jacquelyne Nichols\, a veteran U.S. Marine Corps aviator and American Airlines A320 First Officer\, will spotlight the extraordinary bravery of the World War II Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP). Nichols will share how these pioneering women flew everything from primary trainers to heavy bombers and helped change the course of aviation history. \nThe lecture will feature the gripping story of Dora Dougherty and Dorothea Moorman\, two WASP pilots who tamed the troubled B-29 Superfortress at Alamogordo Army Air Field. By confidently demonstrating the aircraft’s safety\, they helped restore trust in the bomber\, silenced skeptics\, and contributed to a pivotal shift in the war effort. \nNichols brings a wealth of real-world aviation and leadership experience to the presentation. She served 11 years on active duty in the U.S. Marine Corps\, flying helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft\, completing a combat deployment in Afghanistan where she earned a Strike Flight Air Medal\, and serving in Japan and Qatar before transitioning to the Marine Corps Reserves as an instructor pilot and Marine Liaison Officer. She continues to serve in the Reserves while attending Command and Staff College. \nNow an American Airlines A320 First Officer with a master’s degree in Public Leadership\, Nichols lives near her husband’s family ranch in La Luz\, New Mexico\, where she looks after a herd of horses\, goats\, and mini donkeys. She previously served as president of the New Mexico Chapter of Women in Aviation International and now acts as the Otero County Coordinator for the chapter. Nichols also serves on the Board of Directors for the International Space Hall of Fame Foundation and is a member of 100 Women Who Care Alamogordo\, reflecting her strong commitment to community and aviation outreach. \nThe Museum of Space History’s Launch Pad Lecture Series is held on the first Friday of each month in the New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium at the New Mexico Museum of Space History\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM. The program is free to attend\, and museum staff\, along with special guest speakers\, present topics spanning from space history to the future of space exploration. These Launch Pad Lectures are brought to you with the support of the International Space Hall of Fame.
URL:https://nmspacemuseum.org/event/24043/
LOCATION:New Horizons Dome Theater and Planetarium\, 3198 State Route 2001\, Alamogordo\, NM\, 88310\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Events
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