Jason Rhian <\/p>\n
February 26th, 2017 <\/p>\n
Saturn V rocket at Space Center Houston in Texas. Photo Credit: Jason Rhian \/ SpaceFlight Insider <\/p>\n
HOUSTON With smartphones, the internet, and an array of ever-sophisticated electronic toys, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to hold the attention of the public. Space Center Houston is working to counter these distracting influences withan array of exhibits and interactive activities as well as a fleet of vehicles that helped make space travel a reality. <\/p>\n
The operators of Space Center Houston provided us with the best setting from which to learn what the location is working on to highlight the historic achievements of the past, the promising events that are taking place at present, and the exciting possibilities that lie on the horizon. <\/p>\n
To find out more about the centerseducational outreach efforts, click here. <\/p>\n
Video courtesy of SpaceFlight Insider <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Tagged: Johnson Space Center Space Center Houston The Range Tracy Lamm <\/p>\n
Jason Rhian spent several years honing his skills with internships at NASA, the National Space Society and other organizations. He has provided content for outlets such as: Aviation Week & Space Technology, Space.com, The Mars Society and Universe Today. <\/p>\n
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