During the "Cosmic solutions for a climate crisis" talk, experts that are working at the intersection of space technology & environmental science today will discuss the ways in which space missions have contributed to our knowledge on the current state of Earth and its ecology. We’ll be taking a look at how advances in space technology, rocket science and research can benefit humanity's fight against climate change.

What does the future of space exploration and technology development look like with the entrance of commercial companies into the arena? How will the world change with the development of newspace, and what opportunities are becoming available for developers, investors and countries? 👨‍🚀 We will talk about this and much more on June 29 at 18:00 with Yaroslav Pustovyi.

Join us for a special talk with Terry Virts, retired NASA astronaut and author of "How to Astronaut: An Insider's Guide to Leaving Planet Earth" and “View from Above”. During the event, you will be able to ask questions to learn more about life on ISS, find out how managing isolation in space has helped Terry through the pandemic and what it`s like to work with people from different countries in gravity.

Have you ever dreamt of talking to a real NASA astronaut? If so, take a deep breath, because now you will have the opportunity to ask any questions about the experience of living and working in space. We invite you to join our virtual fireside chat with Kevin Kregel, a former astronaut who has logged 52 days, 17 hours, 20 minutes, and 5 seconds in space.

11 жовтня американська астронавтка українського походження, Гайдемарі Стефанишин-Пайпер, завітає до Американського дому. Під час зустрічі ми розпитаємо Гайдемарі про особливості роботи на Міжнародній Космічній Станції, як це перебувати у відкритому космосі, що потрібно для того, щоб стати астронавтом/астронавткою та почуємо відповіді на ваші запитання.

Ready to try something that is out of this world? Join us at America House for a live webchat with Randolph Bresnik who will join us from the International Space Station.  From outer space, Randolf will answer the questions you sent us this August.