Have you ever wanted to experience walking in reduced gravity like astronauts on the moon? You may be able to after the Space Center Houston's expansion project.
The Space Center Houston revealed plans on Tuesday to undergo major transformations as they turn to support the growing demands for space exploration education while the space industry looks to return to the Moon and to eventually land on Mars.
"Space is expanding once again and a new space age is upon us," president and CEO of Space Center Houston William T. Harris said. "With new ambitions, new players and new challenges, we will shift our focus from being a curator of past achievements to also facilitating new feats in space." The new master plan includes the development of two massive structures that the Space Center says will also give the public a front row seat into the development of robotics, rovers, lunar landers, and reduced gravity systems.
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