Will Tulsa's Air & Space Museum be home to the next retired space shuttle? It has all the require-ments, and part of the shuttle was built in Tulsa. Our program speaker will tell us more about the effort to land the spacecraft at TUL, permanently.

After a career of flying in the U.S. Navy, Jim Bridenstine is now the Executive Director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium.

As the head of TASM, Jim brings an inside perspective of the burgeoning private spaceflight industry. He owns a team within the new Rocket Racing League®. In that competition, pilots fly manned, rocket powered aircraft in a three dimensional track in the sky.

This Wednesday we'll hear more about plans to expand the museum, including a sparkling addition to display the space shuttle.