mam@charm.UUCP (Matthew Marcus) (07/10/84)
[My mind is going, Dave. I can feel it.] ANNOUNCEMENT: On July 21, the 15th anniversary of the first landing on the Moon, there will be an all-day Space Day event at the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton. There will be speakers, planetarium shows, a video room, and movies. The schedules will be as follows: Video: 9:00-10:00 25 Years in Space: A Reprise 10:00-10:35 Skylab Science Experiments (includes: Zero-G (1974, 15 minutes) Conservation Laws in 0-G (1974, 17 minutes) ) 10:35-11:00 Shuttle Spacewalk Set to Music (by E. Leeper) 11:00-1:00 L5 Video Show STS-1 Press Conference (17 min.) STS-3 Postflight Press Conference (17 min.) STS-8 Postflight Press Conference (15 min.) The Next Frontier: Intro to L5 Society (40 min.) NASA Report: Space Colonization (5 min.) NASA Report: Space Solar Power (5 min.) Zero Gravity Gymnastics (7 min.) Jupiter and Saturn Rotation Films (14 min.) 1:00-2:00 Business in Space: Free Enterprise Reaches Out 2:00-3:00 Careers in Space Space for Women (1981, 28 min.) Where Dreams Come True (1979, 28 min.) 3:00-5:00 History of the Early Apollo Program Apollo 8: Go for TLI (1969, 22 min.) Apollo 9: Three to Make Ready (1969, 17 min.) Apollo 10: To Sort Out the Unknowns (1969, 25 min.) Eagle Has Landed: The Flight of Apollo 11 (1969, 28 min.) Speaker's Schedule 9:00-9:30 Intro to Model Rocketry, James Newquist 9:30-10:00 Model Rocketry Demo, James Newquist 10:00-11:00 The Work of the Space Studies Institute, April Whitt, Executive Director, SSI, including slides and video tape 11:00-12:00 RCA Astro-Electronics 12:00-1:00 History of the Space Program, slides&lecture by J. Striab, Prof. of Physics, Villanova 1:00-2:00 The L5 Society and Mankind's Future in Space, slides&lecture by Chuck Divine, President, North Jersey L5 2:00-3:00 The Space Shuttle Main Engines, slides&lectures by J.R. Thompson, Deputy Director, Forrestal Labs, former Chief Engineer for Space Shuttle 3:00-4:00 Intro to Model Rocketry, James Newquist 4:00-4:30 Model Rocketry Demo, James Newquist Planetarium Schedule 10:00-11:00 Movies: The Sunbeam Connection, The Weather Machine, and other science shorts 11:00-12:00 Planetarium Show: Countdown: 25 Years in Space 12:00-1:00 Planetarium Show: Summer Stars for Tots 1:00-2:00 Planetarium Show: Countdown: 25 Years in Space 2:00-3:00 Planetarium Show: Summer Stars for Tots 3:00-3:30 Movie: TRON 3:30-4:00 Planetarium Show: Coundown: 25 Years in Space This event is brought to you by the North Jersey L5 Society, makers of fine space-related events, and by the New Jersey State Museum of Science, where the Moon can be yours for a few dollars admission. DIRECTIONS: From the North: Route 29 South to Calhoun or Willow St. Exits Route 31 South to I-95 South to Exit 1 (Trenton) Route 29 S to Calhoun or Willow St. Exits Route 1 South to Market St. Exit From Turnpike (from North): Get off exit 9, onto Rt. 1, follow to Market St. From East NJ Rte. 33 W to Nottingham Way to Greenwood Ave around 2 adjacent circles to Market St. From South NJ NJ Turnpike N to Ex. 7, Rte 206 N to South Broad St. to Lalor St. to Rte 29 N (John Fitch Pkwy) I-295 to Rte 130 N to Rte 206 N, coninue as above ******* Disclaimer ******* These directions were supplied by someone else and came with a sketchy map which I obviously can't reproduce. Therefore, go at own risk. **************************