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X-WR-CALDESC:\nReflections of Spaceflight with the first Long Islander in S
 pace\, NASA Astronaut Karol Bobko\n\nAs a part of our continued “Countdown
  to Apollo at 50” celebration\, the Cradle of Aviation Museum is honored t
 o host retired Air Force Colonel and Astronaut Karol Bobko on Thursday\, D
 ecember 20th at 7:00 pm. Colonel Bobko will be at the museum to speak abou
 t his experience on three Space Shuttle missions.\n\nThis talk is FREE\, b
 ut reservations are required.\nPlease call 516-572-4066\, Monday-Friday fr
 om 10-4 to reserve your spot.\n\nThere will be an exclusive Meet & Greet a
 t 6:15 for current museum members. Please have your member number ready wh
 en calling!\n\nColonel Bobko was born in New York\, New York. A Seaford re
 sident and graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School\, he went on to comp
 lete a bachelors in science from the Air Force Academy and later a master 
 of science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Southern Califo
 rnia. He was selected to be a NASA Astronaut in 1969. At the height of lun
 ar space exploration Colonel Bobko trained during a time of immense excite
 ment! Colonel Bobko was first a part of a 56-day ground simulation for Sky
 lab and served as astronaut support crew on a variety of other endeavors. 
 He is a veteran of three spaceflights: STS – 6\, STST-51D and STS-51J spen
 ding more than 380 hours in space.\n\nBobko will reflect on his NASA exper
 iences and spaceflights. “The opportunity to hear from astronauts about th
 eir time in space is invaluable. Enamored by their bravery\, dedication to
  the space program\, and sharing an enthusiasm for the future of NASA you'
 ll be left with a positive outlook for what lies ahead” said Catherine Gon
 zalez\, Education Director. \n\nJoin us as we share in this excitement of 
 personal perseverance and learn about the perspectives of Earth from space
 .
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DESCRIPTION:\nReflections of Spaceflight with the first Long Islander in Sp
 ace\, NASA Astronaut Karol Bobko\n\nAs a part of our continued “Countdown 
 to Apollo at 50” celebration\, the Cradle of Aviation Museum is honored to
  host retired Air Force Colonel and Astronaut Karol Bobko on Thursday\, De
 cember 20th at 7:00 pm. Colonel Bobko will be at the museum to speak about
  his experience on three Space Shuttle missions.\n\nThis talk is FREE\, bu
 t reservations are required.\nPlease call 516-572-4066\, Monday-Friday fro
 m 10-4 to reserve your spot.\n\nThere will be an exclusive Meet & Greet at
  6:15 for current museum members. Please have your member number ready whe
 n calling!\n\nColonel Bobko was born in New York\, New York. A Seaford res
 ident and graduate of Brooklyn Technical High School\, he went on to compl
 ete a bachelors in science from the Air Force Academy and later a master o
 f science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Southern Califor
 nia. He was selected to be a NASA Astronaut in 1969. At the height of luna
 r space exploration Colonel Bobko trained during a time of immense excitem
 ent! Colonel Bobko was first a part of a 56-day ground simulation for Skyl
 ab and served as astronaut support crew on a variety of other endeavors. H
 e is a veteran of three spaceflights: STS – 6\, STST-51D and STS-51J spend
 ing more than 380 hours in space.\n\nBobko will reflect on his NASA experi
 ences and spaceflights. “The opportunity to hear from astronauts about the
 ir time in space is invaluable. Enamored by their bravery\, dedication to 
 the space program\, and sharing an enthusiasm for the future of NASA you'l
 l be left with a positive outlook for what lies ahead” said Catherine Gonz
 alez\, Education Director. \n\nJoin us as we share in this excitement of p
 ersonal perseverance and learn about the perspectives of Earth from space.
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Astronaut Karol Bobko
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