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.

Your search found 11 result(s).

Full view of a large white rocket with black stripes. Cutaway sections show the engine and a lunar module. USA is written on the side in red.

Model, Rocket, Saturn V, 1:48

Object
Full view of a white rocket with a black band around the middle and the fins. Cutaway section shows one of the engines. USA and United States are written on the side in red.

Model, Rocket, Saturn IB, 1:48

Object

Model, Wind Tunnel, Apollo Command Module

Object
Full view of a white rocket with a black top and red nose. United States is written on the side in red.

Model, Rocket, Mercury Atlas, 1:48

Object

Toy, Rocket Launcher with Five Rockets, Captain Video

Object
Full view of a white rocket with a black nose and stripes. United States is written on the side in red.

Model, Rocket, Gemini Titan II, 1:48

Object
Full view of a white rocket with a black checkered pattern at the top and a red nose. United States is written on the side in red.

Model, Rocket, Mercury Redstone, 1:48

Object

Vostok 3KA, Model, 1:3 scale

Object

Model, Manned Spacecraft, Lunar Module

Object

Model, Lunar Module, CBS News

Object
Full view of a lunar module. It is brown, black, and silver, with United States and an American flag on the side.

Model, Manned Spacecraft, Lunar Module

Object
Selected filters:
Object Type: Models
Media Usage