Special [as part of the exhibit] are the Apollo 11 objects, [Neil] Armstrong's headset, the lunar module film camera that recorded the first landing, and a waist tether used in the LM as well — the last two of which are on loan to us, and are promised donations, from the Armstrong family.

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The photographs of people are what make it real for everybody back on Earth. We can sort of understand it because we can put ourselves in their place.

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As an achievement within the history of spaceflight, EVA is crucial to a long-term ability to reside in space, we needed the capability in order to build and maintain space equipment, as we continue to see on the space station.

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Of our 'never before seen on display' objects, I would say that Cernan's OPS cover from Apollo 17 is fantastic since we opened its NASA packaging just for this exhibit.

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Since [spacewalkers] are carrying all the necessities of life and work with them, it all feels far more personal than what you might think about with a broad look at human spaceflight.

Jennifer Levasseur

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