The Public Services Office performs NASA and JPL public services for institutions, civic and social groups, schools, special JPL guests, and the general public. We are responsible for public tours, the von K ármán Lecture Series, Open House, the JPL Speakers bureau and traveling exhibits.
Want to come experience JPL? Learn more about our tour program here.
Wondering when JPL's next Open House will be? Look here.
Can someone from JPL come talk to my school or group? Find out here.
Please explore this site to learn more about what we do. If you have any questions, please contact us (818) 354-0112.
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The Camera that Saved the Hubble Space Telescope -- The Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2
Jan. 21 & 22
The Hubble Telescope’s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 was one of NASA's most prolific science instruments, opening up our universe in way previously never before seen.
Humanlike Robots: The Realization of the Science Fiction of Synthetic Humans
Feb. 18 & 19
Humans have always sought to imitate in art and technology the appearance, functions and intelligence of humans.
Using NASA Satellites to Study the Earth's Climate
Mar. 18 & 19
Over the past decade NASA has launched a series of Earth remote sensing satellites with powerful new capabilities.
Mars Science Laboratory: The Search for Habitable Environments
Sept. 16 & 17
Due to launch in 2011, Mars Science Laboratory will investigate a landing site that shows clear evidence for ancient aqueous processes based on orbital data and undertake the search for past and present habitable environments.
