Why the American Space Museum & Walk of Fame?
We will donnate $10 to the American Space Museum for Every Film Purchase You Make
Dwight's First Encounter With the ASM.
It didn't quite go the way Dwight hoped it would...
In December 2010, Dwight was lucky enough to find himself in Miami and decided to take 2 days to drive to Titusville to check out the Cape.
On his journey, he passed the ASM building by pure accident, but he was intrigued and thought he'd visit on the spur of the moment. But, alas, the museum was closed.
Jump forward to May, 2023 and Dwight was in Cocoa Beach, preparing to take part in the Skylab 50th anniversary celebration, beautifully organised by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
Again, Dwight decided to see if this time fortune would favour the foolish, and set out to Titusville.
Luckily the museum was open and he got to know Anita, the main lady after Karan, who has been running the show at the museum for many years.
The American Space Museum & Walk of Fame
There are places in the world where space pulls you in like a vortex. The American Space Museum is one such location. For any space fan "resistence is futile"! (But in a good way)
You think you're entering a small venue, but looks can be deceiving. As if by magic, stairs lead you to rooms filled with untold treasures of the US space program.
If you're visiting the cape, be sure to make a stop here!
From left to right: Astronaut Jack Lousma, Karan Conklin, Astronaut Rusty Schweickart, Photo by the American Space Museum & Walk of Fame
From left to right: Astronaut Jack Lousma, Karan Conklin, Astronaut Rusty Schweickart, Photo by the American Space Museum & Walk of Fame
A Lasting Friendship
After dazzling Anita with his passion for all things Skylab, Dwight started what was to become a lasting, international friendship with a shared passion and determination for preserving history for generations.
In November, 2023 Dwight organized the appearance of Jack Lousma and Rusty Schweickart at the museum, creating an unforgettable experience for everyone.
From left to right: Film Director Dwight Steven-Boniecki, Astronaut Jack Lousma, Astronaut Rusty Schweickart, Former NASA manager Herb Baker, at the IMAX Thatre of the KSCVC, Photo by 1080 VMC
From left to right: Film Director Dwight Steven-Boniecki, Astronaut Jack Lousma, Astronaut Rusty Schweickart, Former NASA manager Herb Baker, at the IMAX Thatre of the KSCVC, Photo by 1080 VMC
This is Why
Our cherished friendship demands that we honour Karan's family wishes, so we thought that we could go the extra mile and come up with an offer that could invite you to join us in contributing to the important cause.
Having won multiple film awards, "Searching for Skylab" fits the narrative of preserving space history, and by taking up our offer you not only benefit from it yourself, you also help the American Space Museum and its dedicated staff and volunteers to continue their wonderful work.
If you would like to make a larger donation, or donate to the museum without benefiting from our offer click here to visit the museum's pages directly.
This is Why
Our cherished friendship demands that we honour Karan's family wishes, so we thought that we could go the extra mile and come up with an offer that could invite you to join us in contributing to the important cause.
Having won multiple film awards, "Searching for Skylab" fits the narrative of preserving space history, and by taking up our offer you not only benefit from it yourself, you also help the American Space Museum and its dedicated staff and volunteers to continue their wonderful work.
If you would like to make a larger donation, or donate to the museum without benefiting from our offer click here to visit the museum's pages directly.
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