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The Smithsonian's $1 billion renovation of the Air and Space Museum concludes with a new exhibition highlighting humanity's future as a spacefaring civilization.
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"At Home in Space" opens, caps Air and Space Museum renovation
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After seven years of work and nearly $1 billion, the Smithsonian has completed the renovation of the National Air and Space Museum's flagship building in Washington, DC. On October 30, the museum debuted its last-to-open spaceflight exhibition, returning "home" with a gallery devoted to establishing a spacefaring civilization. "Welcome to 'At Home in Space'!" said curator Jennifer Levasseur, who guided us through a virtual tour of the gallery. "This is the story of long-duration spaceflight in the last few decades. We generally call it 'reaching orbit.'"Read full article Comments
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