the history and future of satellite communications. The exhibit not only provides a tremendous outreach component that will help recruit students to the satellite industry, but also a forum for the civil, military and government space world to interact in new ways.” “We are grateful that the CompTIA Space Enterprise Council was given the opportunity by the National Electronics Museum to contribute to this amazing exhibit,” said David Logsdon, senior director of the CompTIA Space Enterprise Council. “We expect more than 50,000 schoolkids will visit the museum exhibit over the next year and we hope that this exhibit will help to inspire students to pursue careers in the fields of science and technology.”
Come See the New Satellite Exhibit at the National Electronics Museum We invite you and your families to visit this exhibit at the National Electronics Museum located near Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI). You will not only be immersed into the real world of satellites, but will learn that whether tracking a storm or navigating around a strange city, satellites are here to help. Founded in 2000, the CompTIA Space Enterprise Council represents all sectors of the space industry, including commercial, civil, and national security interests. Collectively, the council brings a unique voice to policy discussion centered on space and innovation technology convergence, exploration, and the impact of the space program on economic prosperity and national security. For more information, please contact David Logsdon at dlogsdon@ comptia.org.
Founded in 2000, the CompTIA Space Enterprise Council represents all sectors of the space industry, including commercial,
civil, and national security interests.
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