A conical shaped command module named Columbia against a black background.

The Destination Moon exhibition shows how an extraordinary combination of motivations, resources, and technologies made it possible for humans to walk on the Moon—and how and why we are going back today.

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Gray metal box with eight circular warning lights

Annunciator, Saturn V launch vehicle engine, SC-113

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Corner-cube mirrors connected to base of a Laser Ranging Retroreflector.

Laser Ranging Retro-Reflector, Apollo

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A mockup of a Lunar Module cockpit, with instruments, and controls.

Cockpit, Lunar Module, Apollo, Mockup

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Closed rectangular aluminum case with 4 hinges on lid and latches

Apollo Lunar Sample Return Container (ALSRC), Apollo 11

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Wooden Apollo 11 Commemorative Boomerang

Boomerang, Apollo 11 Commemorative, ATN Channel 7, Michael Collins

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Camera, Lunar Mapping, Apollo

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Four-wheel battery powered vehicle with attached antenna.

Lunar Roving Vehicle

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Engineering model with three-legged frame and mixed metals in landing position.

Surveyor Lunar Lander

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Metallic blue colored truncated cylinder capped by two cones with silver rods.

Pioneer 1 satellite

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Two-man bell-shaped spacecraft with black shingles, heatshield, and two crew egress hatches.

Gemini VII Capsule

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Trapezoid shaped metal door with porthole window and handlebar

Hatch, Crew, Apollo 11

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Conical brown spacecraft tilted on a stand in front of a photograph of the moon's surface and the Earth behind it.

Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia

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