Clinton Community Hall, 6411 S Central Ave. —
Fifty years ago this summer the astronauts of Apollo 11 accomplished the first landing on another world. It was the beginning of the greatest expeditions of exploration in the history of humankind. As we recognize these important anniversaries, new space races are emerging, involving private industry as well as nations. This talk will cover the Apollo Program and how it set the stage for the current rush into space. Presented by Ron Hobbs, a volunteer for the Museum of Flight and a Bellevue College TELOS Retiree Education program teacher.