Humans and Robots on Other Worlds (Exploring Space Lecture)

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Thursday, April 23, 2026, 8 – 9 pm In the 1960s, five Lunar Orbiter missions successfully imaged 99 percent of the Moon's surface. These missions paved the way for crewed landings on the Moon during the Apollo missions. Using the Lunar Orbiter and Apollo Lunar Module spacecraft as milestone touchpoints, this program will explore will how humans and robots work together to explore the Moon and planets. Join cybernetics engineerand robotics technologist HvardGrip as he discussed the importance of human and robotic exploration and how they work together to increase our knowledge of our Solar System. Visit the Museums galleries from 7-8 pm then hear from our panelists from 8-9 pm. Your registration includes: A ticket to this Exploring Spacetalk from 8-9 pm. Concessions available for purchase prior to 8 pm. Access to select Museum galleries from 7-8 pm. Check the event website for a list of open galleries as we get closer to the program. Opportunities to learn about Earths Moonfrom Museum curators and staff at Discovery Stations from 7-8 pm. 9 pm Sidewalk Stargazing (outside, weather permitting) with Air and Spaces Astronomy Team.This lecture series is made possible by the generous support of L3Harris and United Launch Alliance. Sponsor: Air and Space Museum Venue: Air and Space Museum Event Location: Lockheed Martin IMAX Cost: Free with registration Categories: After Five, Lectures & Discussions, Webcasts & Online Accessibility: ASL-interpreted program, Wheelchair accessible