Wayne Public Library Hosts NASA Program

From the Wayne Public Library:

October 4 2019

On Tuesday, October 25, 2019 the Wayne Public Library will sponsor a program entitled “NASA 1970 - 1972: Apollo 13 through Apollo 17".

This is the third of an ongoing free mini-series presented by Michael Greene, a NASA Solar System Ambassador. Each program is independent from the other.

Although the series progresses in historical order, missing one program will not prevent you from enjoying the next program, each program stands alone in its content.

Mr. Greene possesses extensive knowledge of NASA’s manned and unmanned missions from the past to the present, and also what lies in the future. As an Ambassador his goal is to promote NASA’s human and planetary exploration programs.

This program tells the stories behind the remaining flight of the Apollo program, beginning with the drama of the “successful failure” of Apollo 13 and concluding with the last human footprints on the Moon from Apollo 17.

The fourth and final program will be held on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, 6:30 – 8:30 pm: Project Artemis; Project Mars 2020; Project Clipper to Study Europa, Jupiter’s moon and Project Dragonfly to study Titan, Jupiter’s largest, densest moon.

All programs are free. The programs will be held in Meeting Room A. The programs are geared to adults. Teenagers on up are welcome. The Wayne Public Library is a barrier free building. For more information contact Deborah Rosenblatt, Adult Services Sr. Librarian/Adult Programs at rosenblattd@waynepubliclibrary.org or 073-694-4272 x 5408.

This press release was produced by the Wayne Public Library. The views expressed here are the author’s own.