NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Tour
If you're an active member of the Television Academy, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory invites you to a special tour of our beautiful campus where we build and operate space missions to study Earth, the solar system and the cosmos. Come see our next rover under construction before its launch to Mars, go inside Mission Control, learn more about NASA's work in interactive and connect with your peers.
Only Television Academy National Active Members with valid membership cards will be considered. NASA-JPL is a secure federal facility. Legal name, citizenship and other basic information must be submitted and cleared by NASA security in advance of the event. All confirmed members will need to show valid government-issued photo identification for admittance. Event space is limited. Early RSVPs are encouraged.
9 a.m. | Check In
9:30 a.m. | Behind-the-scenes NASA Tour
Stops include a visit to mission control for robotic explorers across the solar system, including the Curiosity rover on Mars and Voyager in interstellar space; and the Spacecraft Assembly Facility, where NASA's next Mars rover mission is under construction.
11 a.m. | Networking
Enjoy a short presentation on NASA's 2018 Emmy win for Cassini's Grand Finale at Saturn, learn how NASA shares its missions with the world, and see where media, television and film producers can find free resources. Afterwards, enjoy the time to network with your peers and your new contacts at NASA. Light refreshments will be provided.
You will receive an email prompting you to submit your legal name and citizenship to secure access to the event. NASA-JPL is a secure federal facility. Names, citizenship and other basic information will need to be submitted for each member in advance. All members need to bring valid government-issued photo identification for admittance. Event space is limited so early RSVPs are encouraged.
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Only Television Academy Members with valid membership cards. Seating is subject to availability; first come, first served. Admittance is not guaranteed.