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Find Your Place in Space Week – Louisiana Events

One of the Expedition Three crew members aboard the International Space Station (ISS) used a 400mm lens (with an extender to achieve an 800mm effect) to record this digital still camera's nadir view of Greater New Orleans. The French Quarter and the Superdome are left and just above the center point in the frame.

Eclipse on the Lawn

April 8 at 10 a.m.

Join us for a special Monday museum opening to view the 2024 Solar Eclipse. Watch a live stream of the total eclipse in the How and Why gallery. Special hands-on activities developed by NISE Network and NASA throughout the museum. We will gather on the front lawn to watch the peak of the eclipse together. Each visitor will receive a pair of solar eclipse glasses and special giveaways from NASA Astro Camp Community Partners. Don’t miss out on this moment in history!

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Juniper Doucette with her mother Chloe Doucette, head of education at the museum of Idaho Falls, celebrate the 2017 total solar eclipse.

Find Your Place in Space Week

The week draws on the strengths of partners to open the doors of the space industry to people who already love space, those want to know more about space, and those that do not know how they can be a part of this industry.

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A circular logo with the words "Find Your Place In Space" at the top. In the center is a illustration of Earth. Surrounding the globe are seven puzzle pieces, each containing an icon: a satellite, a rocket, a telescope, a robotic arm, a book and a smartphone, beakers, and a leafy plant.
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