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	+ Home Related Links + Calendar + Technical Seminar Series + Congressional Testimony + Exhibits and Traveling Programs + Events Archives		NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate sponsors several traveling exhibits that highlight NASA's vital role in aviation research and development. These exhibits are available for use by the education and informal education communities. For more information about NASA's exhibit program in areas other than aeronautics, please contact: Jim Hull Exhibits and Artifacts Manager NASA Headquarters jhull@mail.hq.nasa.gov "America by Air" Exhibition, National Air and Space Museum Washington, DC NASA is the major sponsor of this new permanent exhibition that tells the story of passenger air travel in the United States from early attempts to form airlines only a decade after Kitty Hawk, to the commercial challenges and technical sophistication of the 21st-century jet age. + Visit Site Exhibits and Traveling Programs Adventures of F.A. Plane This oversized story book exhibit follows three children in their visit to NASA Langley to see what makes planes fly. + Read More + Visit Site AeroAdventure Developed by Glenn Research Center, AeroAdventure is a traveling exhibit that explores the science of flight and the challenges of aerospace propulsion research. + Read More + Visit Site Aerospace Design This exhibition explores the extraordinary beauty and power of aerospace design from early wind tunnel models to modern aeronautical engineering. + Read More + Visit Site Aerospace Environmental Exhibit The AeroSpace Environmental Traveling exhibit is a mobile educational vehicle. + Read More + Visit Site Boeing 757 Cockpit Exhibit A 757 Cockpit Demonstrator, a vital research tool, displayed as an exhibit. + Read More + Visit Site Edgarville Airport Developed by NASA's Airspace Systems Program, Edgarville Airport-Take Off to the Future of Air Travel, is a three-dimensional, interactive display. + Read More Feel the Lift An exhibit developed to learn about lift in flight. + Read More Future of Flight This 10-foot exhibit illustrates NASA's contributions to the science of flight. + Read More General Aviation Cockpit Demonstrator This two-seat, handicapped-accessible interactive cockpit demonstrator allows visitors to see what it is like to fly a plane, even in bad weather. + Read More + Visit Site High-Altitude Full Pressure Suit Cut Out Pilot cut outs that allow for photo opportunties. + Read More Pushing the Limits Art Exhibit "Pushing the Limits" presents the history of flight research at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) + Read More + View Photos Quiet Aircraft Technology This 10 x 10 x 8 ft. "room" builds sound-baffles around a kiosk. The kiosk simulates different levels of noise as aircraft "fly" overhead. + Read More + Visit Site The First Century of Flight: NACA/NASA's Contribution to Aeronautics This exhibit highlights the contributions made to aeronautics. + Read More WrightSim Traveling Exhibit WrightSim is an interactive computer simulation that engages students in the excitement and challenge of flying the world's first powered and controlled aircraft. + Read More
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