Mesa museum’s NASA exhibit brings the unknown close to home
NASA Exhibit
Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]
NASA Exhibit
Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]
NASA Exhibit
Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]
NASA Exhibit
Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]
NASA Exhibit
Through March 24, the Arizona Museum of Natural History in Mesa is featuring a kid- and adult-friendly exhibit on NASA and the impact the activities conducted on the International Space Station has back on Earth. [Stacie Spring/Tribune]
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VofReason posted at 12:39 pm on Wed, Jan 23, 2013.
Get a good eyeful, because it will be a long time (or at least 4 years) before we are doing much in space again. As you know, President Obama has redirected the once proud space program to figure out how we in the USA can be nicer to Muslims worldwide and develope better relations. Certainly a perfect match for engineers and scientists at NASA. That would be an excellent question for the visiting astronaut- how he or she feels about NASA's new direction.