That's all for air and space dudes!

and space

Night of the Museum 2 was filmed here

with theories explained

Early piston engines

The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum!

SPACCEEE!

which lots of "try it out displays"

bzzzz tri motor vibrator simulator

the atriums are decked with overhead planes

at Washington DC along the National Mall

brings out the kid in you!

hand made propellers

The museum Imax theater

The gallery of even earlier flight

with lots of 'flying places'

the capsule simulator section

got wind sock?

recognising our women pilots

offering insights of all things air

A decapitated 747

Early jet engines

This is the fun part of the museum

fun with science!

early air uniforms

for you landing gear nerds

such as this one!

early rotary engine

covering the advances of early flight

exploration of early air travel

which brought the world speed record race

look a school field trip!

Got Bendix?

Air

to get a good view of the two launch pads

Contains one of only three Saturn V rockets still in existence. Made up of S-IC-T (test stage) and the second and third stages

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The Smithsonian natural history museum

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