Current Events

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What’s On

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Cool Science Saturdays

4 February, 2012

Frozen in Space: An event that is out of this world! More information

Exhibitions

Living in Space

Be part of the adventure and learn how to adapt to the rigours of daily life in space for months at a time on board the International Space Station (ISS). Discover how astronauts in the weightless environment work, entertain themselves and tackle such basics as personal hygiene, eating and sleeping among the stars. Become inspired by the engineering of this space station that sustains life and Canadian scientific experiments that reap a myriad of benefits. This modular, highly interactive exhibit incorporates multimedia with various objects, replicas and components used daily by astronauts during a mission to present the technical, psychological and physical challenges of life in space. Experience the extreme conditions on board the ISS-an incredible ecosystem in itself. So, are you up for the challenge?

Green Skies Ahead

Green Skies Ahead takes you on a tour of the innovative carbon-friendly technology that will shape commercial aviation over the next 50 years: high-efficiency jet engines; new super-light, super-strong, composite materials; innovative wing designs; and, cutting-edge navigation technology that will help create superhighways in the sky. Explore the fuel, cost, and carbon savings of these new technologies and examine their impact on the future of travel. See some of the futuristic energy-efficient aircraft designs on the drawing table today and decide if they are science or science-fiction.

Contribute to a country-wide discussion on energy production and consumption in Canada and their effects on the environment and on our quality of life at energy.technomuses.ca.

Coming Soon

Centralaires Concert Band Series

Sunday, February 12, 2 p.m.

This special concert, entitled Con Amore, boasts a selection of big band favourites inspired by Valentine's Day. Free with Museum admission.

Contact Information
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By telephone 613-993-4243
By fax 613-990-3635
By mail
Communications and Marketing
Canada Aviation and Space Museum
P.O. Box 9724, Station T
Ottawa, Ontario K1G 5A3
CANADA
By e-mail media_aviation@technomuses.ca