Guests from around the world are assembling for a spectacular evening of fun and extraordinary recognition for the annual star-studded International Air & Space Hall of Fame gala on Saturday Nov. 21, the San Diego Air & Space Museum announced today.
The San Diego Air & Space Museum invites you to experience the extraordinary at the all-new Ripley’s Believe It or Not!® exhibit! Packed with mind-boggling oddities, rare artifacts, and unbelievable stories, this special exhibition promises to amaze, entertain and spark curiosity for guests of all ages.
Available primarily on Mondays and Wednesdays, the new tours immerse visitors in behind-the-scenes experiences exploring how the aircraft and spacecraft at the world-famous San Diego Air & Space Museum are created, curated and crafted.
From the actual Apollo 9 Command Module, to a flight worthy replica of Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis, to experiencing life on the lunar surface at Moon Base San Diego, the San Diego Air & Space Museum is your home for aviation and space exploration adventures this Summer!
Join us in the “I’m Possible” $100,000 Matching Gift Challenge were your gift will go twice as far in ensuring the Museum continues to inspire, educate, and serve our community for generations to come.
The Fleet 2 and its predecessor, the Fleet 1, were built for strength and maneuverability. The Fleet Model 2, which cruised at 90 mph, was an ideal trainer; by 1930 it was being acquired by flying schools across the country. The Fleet 2 soon gained a worldwide reputation as a flying classroom.
At first glance, this document might look like a mess, but it is actually an incredibly historic artifact. This booklet from the Annual Banquet of National Aeronautic Association from 1925 contains signatures from some of the most significant figures in aviation history.
What if the excitement of a museum field trip could come right to a child’s school? Our Mission Control mobile classroom does just that, traveling throughout San Diego County to bring hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) experiences directly to children who might not otherwise have access to them.
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