NASA-trained scientists to host space camp in Sioux City

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — "Space Cities Camp" is once again returning to Sioux City this summer.

This three-day camp introduces kids aged 7-12 to the world of space exploration. Living and working in space, designing and building space stations, and conducting experiments in microgravity, rocketry, and weightlessness are among the themes to be explored.

The camp is hosted by the Sioux City Public Museum and will be held June 20th-22nd from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

NASA-trained educators Connie Richardson Smith and Mary Richardson Tester will be joined by award-winning teacher Ben Tester this year.

Pre-registration is required; the class is limited to 30 participants. Visit SiouxCityMuseum.org for details and online registration. Registration forms also may be dropped off at the Museum or mailed with payment. Scholarships are available based on financial need. For details, contact 712-279-6174 or museumeducation@sioux-city.org.

Registration for members of the Sioux City Museum & Historical Association opens on March 20; registration for the general public opens on March 30. Memberships may be purchased at the time of registration.