July 20th, 1969, four days after three men left the Earth atop the Saturn V, man set foot on another planet.
To The Moon and Back explores the causes and forces that sparked the Space Race, a decades long rivalry between the United States and the USSR. The exhibition, featuring objects and artifacts from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s archives, sets the scene of the era, exploring the social and political forces that pushed these nations to sacrifice man and machine in order to be the first humans to set foot on a foreign planet.
EXHIBITION THEMES
The Architects – The JFK Imperative – The Achievements and Space Race – The Apollo 11 Launch Event – The Saturn V Launch Experience – Moon Surface Interactive Projection – The Apollo Galleries (Apollo 11, Apollo 12 – 17) – A Way Forward, Together – The Future, Deep Space
| PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS: | |
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| Space Required: | 5,000 - 8,000 sq.ft. |
| Minimum Ceiling Height: | 12 ft. recommended |
| Standard Rental Length: | 3 month minimum |
| Production Time: | 14 working days for each install & de-install |
| Freight: | 4 - 40 ft. containers or 3 - 53 ft. trucks. Crates require storage. |
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