Meteor City wasn't on my radar but what a fabulous find. The movie was good. One of us did the rim tour and one the outlook talk/tour. Both were excellent with great guides. If you like science this is one great stop. I don't have alot of pictures because the interesting things are in the displays and stories. I loved this stop. It is a commercially run enterprise but they are running it right, with lots of scientific information.
Too big to photograph all at once.
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Left half. |
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Right half. |
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Preset viewing telescopes focused on items. There are also some that you can aim yourself. |
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Astronauts trained for the moon landing here. |
Interesting story about how they fell during training and ripped a space suit which resulted in a redesign with thicker material. Would have killed them on the moon if the suit had ripped.
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