The nose of a Beechcraft King Air at the Texas Air and Space Museum in Amarillo, Texas. This particular aircraft was a testbed for the technology used...
Apparently I forgot to post this shot while I was running my series of shuttle + carrier photos back in May. This is the fifth image in a set of detail...
This beautiful piece of precision engineering is “Illusion”, the 2018 robot from famed team 118, the Robonauts, from Clear Creek Independent...
Prior to this recent visit, the last time I was down at Space Center Houston was for a Cub Scout camp which allowed me to spend large chunks of the night...
Heat-shielding tiles under the nose of “Independence”, the mock-up space shuttle which sits on the Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft outside...
Another detail of space shuttle mock-up “Independence” sitting on the Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft outside Space Center Houston.
During our visit to Space Center Houston recently, I took a few pictures of the mock-up shuttle “Independence” and Shuttle Carrier Aircraft...
On the final day of FRC competition, team 6537 took a break to visit Space Center Houston. It had been at least 6 years since I was last there and I was keen...
I can’t remember if these elements on the Johnson Space Center Saturn V are pieces of the flight hardware or parts of the attachment that holds the rocket...
I found this Rocketdyne F1 engine, the motor five of which powered the first stage of NASA’s Saturn V moon rocket, at the New Mexico Space History...