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1. NASAS DESTINATION STATION COMING TO PHOENIX

Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:52:46 -0600 From: info@JSC NASA GOV Subject: NASAS DESTINATION STATION COMING TO PHOENIX

Jan 31, 2013

Nicole Cloutier-Lemasters Johnson Space Center, Houston 281-483-5111

Report #JO13-001

NASA�S �DESTINATION STATION� COMING TO PHOENIX

HOUSTON � The public is invited to learn more about living in space, directly from NASA experts and space-exploring astronauts, in a series of special events coming to Arizona The agency�s �Destination Station� activities in the Phoenix and Tucson areas start Thursday, Feb 21

Destination Station is an outreach effort by NASA to share, educate and inspire the public about the International Space Station The space station is a multinational research facility and the largest spacecraft ever built It is an official U S National Laboratory where astronauts and scientists from around the world conduct experiments in fundamental life, physical, Earth and space science, as well as human health, technologies for space exploration and the improvement of life on Earth

Destination Station kicked off in Arizona in December with a unique exhibit at the Arizona Museum of Natural History The exhibit remains open through March, but participants can experience more of the excitement of space exploration as part of the following public events (all times Mountain):

Thursday, Feb 21, 5-10 p m : Geek�s Night Out, Tempe City Hall

Friday, Feb 22, 6-9 p m : Evening with the Crew, Arizona Challenger Center

Saturday, Feb 23, 9 a m to 3 p m : Honeywell & Fiesta Bowl Aerospace Challenge, Arizona Challenger Center

Sunday, Feb 24, 1-4 p m : Destination Station Day, Arizona Museum of Natural History

Thursday, Feb 28, 7-9 p m : Planetarium Show, Mesa Community College

Friday, March 1, 9 a m to 2 p m : Her World Event, DeVry University

Additionally, NASA will be hosting a symposium for researchers called �International Space Station: Opportunities for Innovations in Space� on Feb 26 at Arizona State University SkySong

For more information about the space station research symposium, visit:

http://www ds-symposium com

For more information and a complete list of Destination Station activities, visit:

http://www nasa gov/destinationstation

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