Here are a few space shuttle mock-ups and models around the US.
This one is mounted along side the largest wind tunnel in the world at NASA’s Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, CA.
Another can be found in a field near the Palmdale Skunkworks plant.
Another can be seen behind the Houston Space Center.
The last is part of the Astronaut Ellison S. Onizuka Memorial in Los Angeles, CA.
Contributed by Kevin.
This is a shot of what would have been the lunar lander for Apollo 19 if the mission had been flown. A group of Grumman Aerospace Corporation retirees and employees rebuilt the lander and it is now on display at the Franklin Institute’s Mandell Center.
Contributed by kjfitz.
The Capistrano Test Site is a remote, 2,700 acre R&D complex in the hills at the edge of Camp Pendleton, operated by TRW’s Defense Space Systems Group. It was built up dramatically to support space-based “Star Wars” weapons systems in the 1980’s, and is still at work on advanced and powerful chemical laser systems, as well as, radar, and propulsion systems. More information here.
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This is the Sea Launch floating satellite launch platform and its support ship. More information here.
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Here’s a fantastic shot of NASA’s Super Guppy 377SG-201 at Ellington Field in Houston, TX. This massive airplane is used to transport spacecraft components. More information here.
This Saturn V Rocket is on display near Space Center Houston in Texas. More information here.
