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Apollo: When We Went to the Moon explores the causes and forces that sparked the Space Race, a decades long rivalry between the United States and the USSR. The exhibition, featuring objects and artifacts from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s archives, sets the scene of the era, exploring the social and political forces that pushed these nations to sacrifice man and machine in order to be the first humans to set foot on the moon.
KEY OBJECTS & ARTIFACTS
Apollo Command Module
Lunar Rover model Apollo 15
Lunar meteorite touchable slice
Von Braun drafting set
Soviet SK-1 space suit
Hand casts of Collins, Aldrin, and Armstrong
Apollo suits including gloves, bubble helmets, visors, and moon boots
Saturn V model 1:10 scale
Jupiter missile nose cone
ISS model 1:100 scale
KEY EXPERIENCES
Rocket men lineages touchscreen
360 degree immersive launch experience
Lunar surface interactive projection
Lunar rover photo opp
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The results will be presented with a report and at the Teo Live event.