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Since the dawn of spaceflight, one of the toughest engineering challenges has been figuring out how to protect astronauts or sensitive science experiments upon return to Earth, when the temperatures raised by piercing back through our atmosphere are dangerously high. The development of thermal protection systems is an iterative process, and one of today’s most novel designs comes from a partnership in the textile industry – with Bally Ribbon Mills, in Bally, Pennsylvania.
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Thank you for your interest in a NASA exhibit. Due to the high demand, unfortunately at this time, NASA is unable to accommodate most requests for exhibits. NASA is taking steps to improve our process for borrowing exhibits in order to better serve the numerous requests received.  Please continue to follow this page for updates. Below is a list of centers that are currently loaning out exhibits.
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Eligible schools, universities, museums, libraries, and planetariums interested in receiving historic NASA objects for their STEM programs are invited to participate in the NASA Artifact module. The next opportunity to participate in the artifact module program is Period 61 which opens on Aug. 28 and closes Oct. 6. Period 62 opens Oct. 23 and closes Dec. 5, 2023. Screening for 2024 will be announced soon.
Artifacts may also be associated with achievements or improvements in technology; our understanding of the universe; and important or well-known personalities.
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The agency has thousands of items available ranging from decommissioned programs, science instruments, small hardware flown in space, and other major agency activities for loan through that represent the history behind the science and technology of NASA.
“NASA’s Artifacts program offers an opportunity to encourage the next generation of science, technology, engineering, and math students – the Artemis Generation – and many other space enthusiasts, with these priceless artifacts to share the agency’s awe-inspiring accomplishments,” said Lauren Katz, exhibits and artifacts program manager at NASA. “We have a simple process online now for eligible institutions to secure their chance to participate in this unparalleled event. We hope many apply!”
Recognizing the important role it has played in our nation’s history, NASA makes available artifacts for STEM educational outreach activities and displays for the benefit of all. Since 2009, NASA has transferred more than 13,000 artifacts from its extensive collection to organizations across all 50 U.S. states.
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Applications are now open for the 2024 solicitation cycle.
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