NASA drew thousands of visitors to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in early November with MAX POWER, its first aerospace expo. The multi-day event was designed for families and was framed as a celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary.
The expo ran for several days and served as the finale of NASA's Inspiration Tour, a series of outreach efforts meant to bring the agency's work to the public. Organizers pitched the event as a showcase of what the country's space and aerospace programs are building toward, with the Kennedy Space Center, the agency's historic launch complex on Florida's Atlantic coast, serving as the setting.
The available reporting does not give an exact attendance figure, and it does not detail the specific exhibits or participants. The account was published as a repost on a blog, so the original NASA announcement could not be independently checked for those details.