CompTIA Space Enterprise Council Contributes Satellite Exhibit to the National Electronics Museum in Baltimore | Latest News

satellite technology are also part of the exhibition.

"We are grateful that the National CompTIA Business Council would have the opportunity for the National Electronics Museum to contribute to this amazing exhibition," said David Logsdon, senior director of the Council of the CompTIA Space Company. "We expect more than 50,000 schoolchildren to visit the museum's exhibition next year and we hope that this exhibition will help inspire students to pursue careers in the fields of science and technology."

Logsdon said that member companies of the Council provided valuable contributions to the exhibition, which focuses on the benefits of satellites in the areas of communications, meteorology and remote sensing, navigation and GPS.

Through a touch screen, visitors can choose one of the six general topics, such as agriculture, the environment, news or entertainment. The opening of each topic reveals more information, presented with a clear and perspicacious text and incredible images. The interactive exhibition shows the spectator how satellites work, what they can do, and the advantages of satellite technology.

"Visitors are immersed in the real world of satellites," Logsdon said. "Whether you are tracking a storm or browsing a strange city, there are satellites to help them."

Founded in 2000, the Council of the CompTIA space company represents all sectors of the space industry, including the interests of commercial, civil and national security. Collectively, the Council brings a unique voice to discussions on space-focused policies and innovative technological convergence, the exploration and impact of the space program on economic prosperity and

"Satellites: transforming our lives,"

a new permanent exhibition open to the public, focuses on how the satellites affect our daily lives and offers a vision of the future of the industry. The history of satellites and an examination of the key issues, challenges and applications related to CompTIA: Creation of the Foundation for the future of technology

The Association of the Information Technology Industry (CompTIA) is the leading technology association in the world, with approximately 2,000 member companies, 3,000 academic and training partners, more than 100,000 registered users and more than two million IT certifications issued. The incomparable range of CompTIA programs encourages the development of work skills and generates knowledge and critical knowledge: it builds the foundation for the future of technology. Visit CompTIA online, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter for more information.

National Electronical Museum

From the telegraph and the radio to the radars and satellites, the National Museum of Electronics offers visitors access to electronic wonders that have helped shape our country and our world. Located close to the Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI), the museum receives the corporate support of Northrop Grumman. As the founders imagined, the museum is a place for visitors to be exposed to technological achievements and advances. For more information, visit here.