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EXHIBITION
Kamikaze: Beyond the Fire
Now Open
An immersive multimedia experience reveals the history and impact of kamikazes. Through firsthand accounts and artifacts from the United States and Japan, learn about the young men on both sides of the devastating attacks. Free with Museum admission. Learn more.
EXHIBITION
Navy Cakes: A Slice of History
Open through March 2021
Dig in to our new exhibition that showcases these epic sweets and the hard work of the sailors who created them. Explore recipes, photos, artifacts and oral histories that tell the stories of the elaborate confections baked onboard Intrepid and Growler. Learn more.
EXHIBITION
A View from the Deep:
The Submarine Growler & the Cold War
Explore the history of the USS Growler—one of America’s first nuclear-missile submarines—in the context of the Cold War.
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EXHIBITION
On the Line: Intrepid and the Vietnam War
Intrepid served three tours of duty in Vietnam from 1966–1969. This exhibition explores the events and impact of the Vietnam War through the lens of Intrepid’s history.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Intrepid Adventures: Snackin' in Space!
May 6, 3:00pm–4:00pm
What do astronauts eat in space and what’s the deal with astronaut ice cream? From meat cubes to dehydrated shrimp cocktail, explore the evolution of space cuisine!
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Aircraft of the Month
May 10, 3:00pm–4:00pm
Join the Museum’s Curator of Aviation Eric Boehm as he dives into one of our amazing aircrafts with you. Eric will break down the history, science and technology of the aircraft while taking questions from you.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Intrepid Adventures: High Flying Design
May 11, 3:00pm–4:00pm
Viewers will discuss the parts of a plane and how nature influences shape and design. Educators will demonstrate the four forces of flight, and students will experiment with these concepts before creating their own simple flying machines. Fundamental concepts such as the four forces of flight, Bernoulli's principle and aerodynamics will be discussed.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Aircraft Restoration LIVE
May 12, 1:00pm–2:00pm
Go behind the scenes with the aircraft restoration team on the latest project.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Intrepid Adventures: Journey to Space
May 13, 3:00pm–4:00pm
Viewers will get a tour of the Space Shuttle Pavilion, home of the space shuttle Enterprise. An educator will discuss the Mercury-Atlas 7 and Gemini III missions that occurred during the Space Race, including Intrepid's role as the primary recovery vessel for both NASA missions. Viewers will learn about the vacuum of space and why astronauts need spacecraft and spacesuits when they venture into Earth’s orbit and beyond.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Intrepid Adventures: Star Stories
May 18, 3:00pm–4:00pm
For millennia, people have gazed at the night sky and told themselves stories about the pictures they see there. These same stars and constellations also allowed sailors to find their way back to port. Using images of the night sky, stories from different cultures and examples of simple navigation tools, an Intrepid Educator will help participants view their sky in a whole new way.
Star Stories Activity Materials: Blank piece of paper, coloring tools such as crayons or colored pencils
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Aircraft Restoration LIVE
May 19, 1:00pm–2:00pm
Go behind the scenes with the aircraft restoration team on the latest project.
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Intrepid Adventures: Flying in Style
May 20, 3:00pm–4:00pm
There’s more to aircraft than wings and engines. Get up close to the aircraft in our collection to learn how symbols and paint schemes set each airplane apart. Then, create a family squadron insignia or create a paper airplane and decorate it!
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ONLINE PROGRAM / FAMILY
Virtual Astronomy Live: Astromaterial Samples Collected from Space
May 20, 5:30pm–7:00pm
At Johnson Space Center's Astromaterials Research and Exploration Division, all the materials samples that NASA missions bring back from space are curated. This includes such fascinating materials as the Apollo moon rocks, meteorites from Mars, the Moon, and Vesta collected in Antarctica, Genesis Mission solar particle samples, stardust and more. Hear from NASA scientists Ryan Zeigler and Juliane Gros who keep and study these materials as they discuss past collections and what the future of collecting these materials will look like. A pre-show will take place at 5:00pm EST with an interactive demonstration from an Intrepid Museum educator.
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