Aerospace is committed to inspiring the next generation. Since 2013, we have supported K-12 education by hosting educational programs for teachers and high school students. Free of charge, these events expose participants to the research, state-of-the art facilities, and 21st century skills needed to succeed in the STEM fields and provide real-world examples of problems and solutions.
Upcoming Programs
Mission to MARS: Arctic | January 28, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. PT
Register your middle or high school classroom for this virtual event to learn all about what it takes to live on Mars! Join Trevor Jahn as he shares his firsthand experiences from the Arctic analog mission at Flashline MARS. Learn how these groundbreaking missions replicate Martian conditions right here on Earth, setting the stage for our future on the Red Planet.
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- Registration: Teachers should register for their classes and broadcast the lesson to the students
- Length: 40 minutes
- Audience: Middle and high school classrooms
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Past Events
Audience with Aerospace: The Creation, Flight, and Mission of Small Satellites
Join us for a special Audience with Aerospace featuring members of the Moonlighter team on December 13! Through this presentation your classroom will discover the fascinating world of small satellites, learn about the innovative technologies that enable these compact marvels to soar through space, and understand their many purposes. This Audience with Aerospace can be paired with the teacher lesson plan found here.
• Registration: Teachers should register for their classes and broadcast the lesson to the students.
• Length: 45 minutes
• Audience: Middle school classrooms
Audience with Aerospace: Mission to Mars
Join us on December 9 at 9 a.m. PT for Audience with Aerospace, where classrooms will hear from our mission crew live from a simulated Mars habitat where they are conducting research!
Registration: Teachers should register for their classes and broadcast the lesson to the students
Audience: Elementary, middle, and high school classrooms
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