Hall of Science Museum Station Showcases Hands-On Technology

摘要

The New York Hall of Science Museum, located on the grounds of famous 1964-65 World's Fair, has attracted national and international attention as a leading innovator in exhibit technology and educational programming. The Hall of Science is New York City's only hands-on science and technology museum and features the city's largest interactive exhibits. Attendance is nearly 300,000 per year. Every weekend and Wednesdays, amateur station WB2JSM opens on the main exhibit floor. As an active station, it provides the public with an introduction to the science of radio and the world of Amateur Radio, in particular. Members of the Hall of Science Amateur Radio Club, a 501(c)(3) entity, operate the station. Our latest project was improvements to our state-of-the-art satellite station. We've been fortunate to receive donations from Kenwood, Robot Research, AEA, Star Micronics and Mosley Electronics.