A space exhibition called The Space Vault Exhibition will begin its five-year tour at the River and Rowing Museum in Henley-on-Thames, UK, starting on July 1. The exhibition showcases one of the largest private collections of space artifacts in the UK, featuring objects from NASA's Apollo missions, the Soviet space era, and SpaceX. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore 11 curated stories of human space exploration and view highlights such as Apollo 13's mission checklists, lunar dust from Apollo 15's landing site, and X-rays of Neil Armstrong's space suit gloves. The exhibition will also include talks from historians of human space flight, designers of robotics for lunar exploration, and astronomers [7150d9f0].
The Space Vault Exhibition is a traveling exhibition that will be hosted by the River and Rowing Museum for the first leg of its tour. The exhibition aims to educate and inspire visitors about the history and future of space exploration. It will provide a unique opportunity for people to learn about the achievements and challenges of human spaceflight through a collection of rare and significant artifacts. The exhibition will also offer talks and presentations by experts in the field, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the science and technology behind space exploration [7150d9f0].