The Future of Manned Space Flight: A STEM Journey

It's Chemists Celebrate Earth Week (April 21-27) and what better way to celebrate the earth and it's inhabitants than by learning about human space habitats and other planetary exploration? Come on down to the mid-Cape to Wequaquet Lake Yacht Club as we host our friend and American Chemical Society colleague, Dr. Luke Roberson of NASA's Kennedy Space Station who will share his STEM Journey with us as well as some of his current research relative to human missions to establish surface habitats on the Moon and Mars! This Cape Cod Science Cafe is presented jointly by STEM Journey, an outreach effort of the Cape Cod Science Cafe, the Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society (NESACS) Public Relations Committee and the NESACS Southeastern Massachusetts area Committee, PID Analyzers, LLC, and the Wequaquet Lake Yacht Club Corporation.

There is no charge to attend the event, but we need an accurate headcount for both food and seating. Should you RSVP and then have to cancel, please notify the organizer, Jen Maclachlan at [email protected].

This event is geared towards adults, however, mature area students who are interested in scientific content lectures are encouraged to attend this STEM Journey. If you have questions about your student(s) attending, please contact Jen Maclachlan at [email protected] to discuss.

There is no charge to attend the event, but we need an accurate headcount for both food and seating. Should you RSVP and then have to cancel, please notify the organizer, Jen Maclachlan at [email protected].

There will be a cash bar available (which accepts cash, MC/VISA/Discover/AMEX/ Apple/Google pay). This is an opportunity to meet and network with area scientists, local members of the American Chemical Society, esteemed scholars, area educators, area students, and other space enthusiasts.

Should you have any questions related to this event, please contact the organizer, Jen Maclachlan at [email protected].

Host or Publisher Cape Cod Science Cafe and NESACS Public Relations