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Behind the scenes tours of the Kennedy Space Center
NASA moved tours and talks normally offered to a handful of social media are available online this week. Tours of the launch pads, Vehicle Assembly Building, and more along with talks with NASA engineers and officials are being broadcast via YouTube.
Posted 2020-05-25T15:02:27+00:00 - Updated 2020-05-27T14:40:37+00:00
By Tony Rice , NASA Ambassador
The NASA Social program regularly invites their social media followers to the Kennedy Space Center and other NASA centers. Participants are provided media credentials, hear from the scientists and engineers behind missions, and get the opportunity for behind the scenes tours.
Plans for a NASA Social for this week's Demo-2 mission launch were moved online, allowing us all to join in online and via NASA TV. The launch will also be streamed live on WRAL.com on Wednesday.
L-2 Monday, May 25
- 10 am Vehicle Assembly Building
- 11 am Launch Complex 39 B
- 1 pm Veggie/Plant Growth for Space
- 2 pm Hanger AE
- 3 pm Spaceport at a Glance
- 4 pm Live Q&A with Astronaut Charlie Bolden, Astronaut Leland Melvin & NFL QB Josh Dobbs
L-1 Tuesday, May 26
- 10 am Mission Update
- 11 am Live Q&A with NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine & Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana
- noon Space Station Research
- 1 pm Commercial Crew STEM Engagement
- 2 pm Live Q&A with NASA Deputy Administrator Jim Morhard
- 3 pm Launch Complex 39A & SpaceX Hanger
- 4 pm Pop in speakers (usually engineers and scientists associated with the mission)
L-0 Wed May 27
- 9 am 360 Commercial Crew Virtual Tours
- 10 am Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex: Apollo/Saturn V Center, Space. Shuttle Atlantis
- 12:15 pm Launch broadcast
pre-recorded 360 degree Commercial Crew Virtual Tour (best viewed on a mobile device)