Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience
Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience is a traveling attraction in the United States in Canada, beginning at the  in Ottawa, Ontario. 

Participants learn about science through the experience of being a Starfleet Academy cadet, including reenacting the .

Locations
 Canada Aviation and Space Museum – Ottawa, Ontario ( – ) 
 Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum – New York, New York ( – ) 
 Telus Spark Science Center – Calgary, Alberta ( – ) 
 Liberty Science Center; Jersey City, New Jersey ( – )

Shuttle crash

The "shuttle crash" in Ottawa, Canada, was a publicity stunt created by the ad agency Acart Communications to promote the world premiere of Star Trek: The Starfleet Academy Experience at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum.

Unveiled in April 2016, the campaign began with an unbranded video of a "UFO crash" near the museum.  This was picked up on Reddit and by local TV media, the latter were in collusion with the campaign. The "crash" was followed by the museum's release of an "intercepted and decoded message" from a Starfleet captain apparently attempting time travel back to Earth. 

The next day, a crashed nacelle from a Type 6 shuttlecraft appeared in Ottawa's Byward Market, being guarded and examined by Starfleet personnel. 

The publicity stunt is that all content was approved by CBS, however, the name of the captain is never given, nor is his ship's name.

External links
 – official site

Video review of the Intrepd Museum exhibit by 

Star Trek exhibits and attractions