Relive History's Greatest Scientific and Engineering Achievement
(and the Events that Led Up to It)
Experience the day the Earth stood still as it watched humans walk on the Moon and realize a dream of exploration bridging both cultures and time. Through remastered and largely unseen period video and images we’ll relive the Space Race, the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo Projects, and witness the Apollo 11 journey, the Eagle’s landing, and humanity’s first steps onto another world.
Presentation Materials & Webcast
Want a taste of the experience that awaits? View our presentations below.
Part 2: Mercury. Gemini, and the Space Race (see Extended Part 2 below for more on the Cold War)
Part 3: Journey, Landing, and Triumph of Apollo (see Extended Part 3 below for more on Apollo)
Watch the Fly Me to the Moon Program Webcast
ADD-ON PROGRAM: Navigating the Lunar Sea of the Moon Conspiracy
ADD-ON PROGRAM: STEM 1969: The Technology that Made Apollo (and our Modern World) Possible
Download the Program Description/Common Core Map
In addition to the multimedia-rich presentation, the program includes several curated displays and dioramas demonstrating the technologies and accomplishments of the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo Space Programs.
See what our Partners have to say about this program and others in our Testimonials.
Delivery Requirements, Logistics & Fees
| Age Range: 6/7-Adult/Senior |
| Participants: 4-400 |
| In-Person Requirements: Projector, Screen, and Speakers ; 2 large tables |
| Setup/Breakdown: 1.0 hours each |
| Contact for details |
➤ IN-PERSON & LIVESTREAM DELIVERY OPTIONS
Livestream via your Zoom, Google Meet, or Google Classroom system
1.5 hour Option: Presentation Only
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**Add-on Program: Navigating the Lunar Sea of the Moon Conspiracy. 1.5 hours + additional $99
**Add-On Program: STEM 1969: The Technology that Made Apollo (and our Modern World) Possible, 1.0 hour + additional $99
Funding Options
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Original Presentations
I have been working on the program for just over five years and in that time it has seen MANY versions. At one point the program was over 2 hours long due to lots of extra video on most of the missions in Parts 2 and 3. For those interested in seeing an earlier, rougher version of the final product with lots of extra period video, check out the links below: