NASA Max Power event Kennedy Space Center
NASA is hosting Max Power to celebrate America's 250th birthday at the historic Shuttle Landing Facility within Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida. The event takes place November 7-8 and features Apollo astronauts alongside Artemis astronauts on stage. Visitors will see next-gen planes, spacecraft, space hardware, NASA and DOW aircraft, interactive mission simulators, and moon rovers. An air show by the Thunderbirds will fly overhead, and there is a possibility of one or more rocket launches. Attendees gain access to behind-the-scenes experiences as the event aims to showcase American innovation in air and space. More information is available at nasa.gov/maxpower.
Transcript (en)
Go for launch. Full set. President Trump's administration is all about bringing back the big, bold endeavors that once defined American exceptionalism. That's one small step for man. And NASA is very much on board. On November 7th, NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, will kick off Max Power, a two-day event showcasing the best of American innovation in air and space, right here on American soil at the historic Shuttle Landing Facility. Max Power will feature space hardware, NASA and DOW aircraft, interactive mission simulators, moon rovers, you're going to have Apollo astronauts there, Artemis astronauts will be there, behind the scenes experiences, one hell of an air show, and maybe even a rocket launch or two. As we honor America's 250th birthday, Max Power will help set the stage for the next 250 years of American engineering greatness. Together with our collaborators, this will be an event remembered for generations. You can head to nasa.gov slash maxpower to learn more, and I'll see you on the flight line.
