Talk & Tour: The Space Race

The Cold War, that period of uneasy coexistence between the U. S. S. R. and the United States and its allies following WWII, was the underlying motivation for the space race. This presentation includes a brief explanation of the origins of the space race and follows the major players, highlighting the contributions of Ohioans in the competition to place human beings into orbit and ultimately get to the Moon. After the presentation, continue your journey through aerospace history with a guided tour led by the Museum Educator, offering deeper insights into the museum’s exhibits and artifacts. Presentation begins at 11:00 AM in the STEM Inspiration Center Guided tour begins at 12:00 PM No RSVP is required. Participation is included with general admission, which must be paid at the entrance. All ages welcome! Questions contact: 419-738-8869; programs@armstrongmuseum.org