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Mercury - Crater Ejecta and Chains of Secondary Impacts

Mercury - Crater Ejecta and Chains of Secondary Impacts

1985 Astronaut Barbie photographed against a dark background. She wears pink boots, silver leggings, a poofy pink top, and a space helmet.

1980s Astronaut Barbie

Interns with NASA Astronaut

Interns with NASA Astronaut

Liscense-Built Wright Aircraft

Liscense-Built Wright Aircraft

Mars – Sand Dunes and Ripples in Proctor Crater

Mars – Sand Dunes and Ripples in Proctor Crater

Large rocket in an empty facility.

V-2 Rocket at Park Ridge, Illinois

Geologist Dr. Gareth Morgan

Geologist Dr. Gareth Morgan

Sir Hiram Maxim's unsuccesful 1894 aircraft

Sir Hiram Maxim's unsuccesful 1894 aircraft

Aviation Model Collection

Aviation Model Collection

A taxidermy lion photographed from a side angle.

Gilmore Conservation - After Treatment

Young Lunar Dimple

Young Lunar Dimple

Wright Flyer Chain-and-Sprocket Transmission System

Wright Flyer Chain-and-Sprocket Transmission System

Adrienne Mars, Nicholas Mars, and Jim Lovell

Adrienne Mars, Nicholas Mars, and Jim Lovell

A cover page for a report on helium activity dated 1968.

Report Cover - Helium Activity

Linné Crater Elevation

Linné Crater Elevation

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National Air and Space Museum

National Air and Space Museum 650 Jefferson Drive SW
Washington, DC

202-633-2214

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Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center 14390 Air and Space Museum Parkway
Chantilly, VA 20151

703-572-4118

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