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JPL Open House

May 14, 2011 to May 15, 2011

Location:
Jet Propulsion Laboratory (map)
4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, CA

The NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory is holding their annual Open House.

This popular event celebrates JPL’s accomplishments with exhibits and demonstrations about the Laboratory’s ongoing research and space exploration. Many of the Lab’s scientists and engineers are on hand to answer questions about how spacecraft are sent to other planets, how scientists utilize space technologies to explore Earth and how researchers are searching for planets beyond the solar system.

The Open House is a fun and educational experience for children too, with special hands-on activities designed for kids. Admission and parking is free.

See the official JPL Open House page for details.

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San Diego Space Society members are planning a trek to Pasadena for the annual JPL Open House on May 15th. The carpool/caravan will depart San Diego from the Sierra Mesa Library parking lot at 6am to arrive just before the gates open at 9am. The Open House closes at 5pm. We should return to San Diego around 8pm.

Email events@sdspace.org to coordinate the rides/carpool/caravan.

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