TICKETS SOON

DESTINATION · USSRC / HUNTSVILLE, AL

Venue

Take the Con takes place at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, where NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center developed the Saturn V.

Not a conference hotel or sterile event center, but a working space museum where you'll convene beneath a rocket and break between sessions among hardware that left the planet.

HUNTSVILLE BRAKING PHASE APPROACH PHASE LANDING PHASE 35,000 FT 7,600 FT 500 FT TOUCHDOWN NOMINAL DESCENT TRAJECTORY
FIG. 1 — NOMINAL DESCENT TO LANDING SITE · U.S. SPACE & ROCKET CENTER · 34.7120°N 86.6556°W
A crowd gathered beneath the Saturn V engine stage under a sweep of laser light
KEYNOTE Beneath the Saturn V.
A full audience in the National Geographic Theater facing a speaker and a large data chart on screen
TRACKS Sessions in the theater.
An evening reception set up beneath the Space Shuttle stack at dusk
AFTER HOURS Shuttle in the courtyard.

EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY · U.S. SPACE & ROCKET CENTER

Aerial view of the U.S. Space and Rocket Center campus at sunset — the standing Saturn V, the Pathfinder shuttle stack, museum halls and Rocket Park among autumn trees
FIG. 2 — U.S. SPACE & ROCKET CENTER · HUNTSVILLE, AL

ABOUT THE CENTER

The official NASA visitor center for Marshall Space Flight Center and a Smithsonian Affiliate, the Center holds more than 1,500 artifacts of human spaceflight — among them the Saturn V, the Apollo 16 command module, a Skylab workshop, and the Pathfinder shuttle. It is also home to Space Camp, and draws visitors from every U.S. state and 80-plus nations.

VISIT ROCKETCENTER.COM
88°W 86°W 34°N 32°N HUNTSVILLE 34.71°N 86.66°W LANDING SITE — HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA
FIG. 3 — LANDING SITE · 34.7120°N 86.6556°W
MISSION · TAKE THE CON EDITION · PRE-REGISTRATION · VENUE REV · 2 MSC FORM 2189-TTC

PHOTO — NASA / JSC · 2019E035230 · RESTORED APOLLO MISSION CONTROL