InfoAge Space Exploration Center
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Are you ready for a
“Stay-Cation Vacation”?
WE ARE OPEN!
Due to the virus, we are requiring all visitors to wear masks; we will have hand sanitizers available on site. For the immediate future, we are requiring social distancing and will not be allowing strollers on site. We also do not recommend visitors under ten for health and safety reasons.
Visit our website at www.infoage.org and then contact us at admsupport@infoage.org or call (732) 280-3000 for info for field trips/student and family visits.
We will be open Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00pm.
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The ISEC Lecture Series
Upcoming Lectures will be
VIRTUAL – ONLINE
viewed through the ISEC Website!
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AUGUST 30, 2020
MARS 2020:
RETURNING SAMPLES FROM THE RED PLANET
VIEW THE LECTURE HERE:
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SEPTEMBER 27, 2020
VIEW THIS PRESENTATION UNDER THE LECTURES TAB AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE
THE JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE:
HUBBLES SUCCESSOR
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OCTOBER 25, 2020
FASTER AND HIGHER:
THE X-15 ROCKET PLANE
Check out this Frank O’Brien presentation about the X-15 Rocket Plane:
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Speaker Frank O’Brien has been volunteering at InfoAge since 2003, and is a Solar System Ambassador for Nasa’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He is the author of a very successful book “Apollo Guidance Computer”. Frank gives lectures on all aspects of spaceflight.
Find Our Monthly Lecture Series Under ‘Video’ at the top of this page!
Call 732-322-4823 or 732-280-3000 for more information
$10 Donation grants entry into all InfoAge Museums.
Donations can be made at the front desk at ISEC or the InfoAge front desk.
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ISEC is looking for Volunteers!
We will train you to observe Pulsars, The Sun, Weather Satellites and more! If you have the time on Wednesdays, Saturdays or Sundays and would like to volunteer at The InfoAge Space Exploration Center, call 732-322-4823.
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CONGRATULATIONS SPACE EXPLORATION WEEK GRADUATES!
ISEC is the perfect place for a
Field Trip about Space Exploration!
Students can learn about Radio and Visual Astronomy
- Learn how data is collected to study outer space
- View Radio Astronomy Histograms and learn how to read them
- Make models of the Milky Way Galaxy
- Learn about Meteorology and how satellites track storms
- Observe a Pulsar and the Sun
- Make a model of the TLM 18 Radio Dish Antenna
- Learn about EME Transmission to send voice signals to the moon and back
We offer a space science program for children ages 10-14 about The Earth, The Solar System, The Galaxy, The Universe, Rocketry, and Outer Space Observation and Exploration. Children who visit ISEC learn how to move the TLM18 Space Sentry Radio Dish Antenna and use it to explore the Milky Way Galaxy.
Parents can take a video of their child at the controls!
Explore the Solar System , The Milky Way Galaxy and The Universe!
Call 732-322-4823 today for pricing information and available dates!
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SPACE EXPLORATION WEEK
2300 Marconi Road, Wall Township, NJ. 732-322-4823 0r 732-280-3000
Space Exploration Week is a five day space science program for children ages 10-14 about The Earth, The Solar System, The Galaxy, The Universe, Rocketry, and Outer Space Observation and Exploration. Each day is divided into two sessions of fun filled model making, rocket launching, demonstrations and games. Children will visit ISEC after Space Exploration Week to learn how to move the TLM18 Space Sentry Radio Dish Antenna and use it to explore the Milky Way Galaxy. We expect to have speakers from NASA and Princeton University.
Activities are ONLINE and include a visit to the InfoAge Radio Museum, The Original Marconi Tower and a trip to Mobile Radar Units.
Learn about the history of NASA’s Space Programs and the exciting events that took place right here at the Diana Site in Wall Township that launched Space Exploration.
Travel through Space using the TLM18 Radio Dish Antenna to send your voice to the moon and hear it bounce back in 2.5 seconds!
Registration is limited, Register Now for Summer 2020!
Learn about:
The Earth and it’s Atmosphere
Make a model of the Earth’s Atmosphere
The Solar System
Make a model of the Solar System
Rocketry
Make and Launch Rock
Vanguard and Tiros satellites
Build your own Satellite
The Radio Telescope Dish
Make a model of a Radio Dish Antenna
The Moon and other Earth Satellites
Add these to our Earth Model
The Milky Way Galaxy
Make a Star Finder
Comets and Asteroids
Make your own Comet or Asteroid
Outer Space Observation: Telescopes
Make your own Telescope
See through Alien Eyes
Using radio waves to study planets
Bounce your voice off the Moon using a radio telescope
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Space Exploration Week Camp is a 5 day, 7 hour program from 8:30-3:30
Program Costs: $199. per child. $175. additional Children same household.
Participants receive a packet to keep all of their materials as well as a keepsake box for all their models and a Certificate of Completion.
A Deposit of $50 per child is required at time of registration.
Full payment is required on the first day of Space Exploration Week.
Dates TBA for Space Exploration Week 2020
Please return this form by mail or in person with a $50. deposit to register to:
InfoAge 2201 Marconi Rd. Wall, NJ 07719 c/o Lori Lauber
Walk in hours are 1-5 on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
For more information call: 732-322-4823 / 732-280-3000 or email: lorilauber@gmail.com
Registration Form: Complete the form below for each participant:
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