"Countdown to launch" will give teachers and students an inside look at the space station. The program will feature panel discussions on key space station challenges. "Countdown to Launch" will be viewed by a national audience via satellite downlink.
"Countdown to launch" will give teachers and students an inside look at the space station. The program will feature panel discussions on key space station challenges. "Countdown to Launch" will be viewed by a national audience via satellite downlink.
"Countdown to launch" will give teachers and students an inside look at the space station. The program will feature panel discussions on key space station challenges. "Countdown to Launch" will be viewed by a national audience via satellite downlink.
NASA's International Space Station Program is sponsoring a
live, interactive, 90-minute videoconference on Feb. 19, 1998, from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. EST. The program, called "Countdown to Launch," will give teachers and students an inside look at the soon-to-be- launched International Space Station.
The program will feature panel discussions on key space
station challenges from station engineers, astronauts and scientists, putting students directly in touch with the people who soon will launch, build and work on the orbiting science laboratory.
"Countdown to Launch" will be viewed by a national audience
via satellite downlink at approximately 2,100 sites including schools, libraries and museums. To find a downlink site near you, go to the PBS Web site at: