In the letter, please include a brief description of the speaker's possible topics. Space Station Lands at UNL Life-size NASA models of an International Space Station will be on display through May 1 on the former greenhouse site just east of Oldfather Hall. The display demonstrates the unique environment in which three to six astronauts will live and work for months while orbiting the earth. The exhibit includes a food preparation area, a space toilet, an astronaut bed and a science work station. Visitors can tour the exhibit on weekdays and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Admission is free.
The NASA exhibit coincides with National Astronomy Day April 27. An exhibit of telescopes, computer astronomy and astrophotography will be displayed near the space station exhibit and in the lobby of Mueller Planetarium at the State Museum. A special program on space exploration and the space station will also be featured at the planetarium. The UNL Alumni Association will award three Distinguished Service Awards at spring commencement. Calif. Schlaebitz, architect and artist, joined The Clark Enersen Partners architectural firm in 1949 and retired in 1987 as vice president.