"At Home in Space" opens, caps Air and Space Museum renovation

The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum has completed a nearly $1 billion renovation of its flagship building in Washington, DC, and has reopened its last exhibition, 'At Home in Space', which tells the story of long-duration spaceflight and the establishment of a spacefaring civilization. The exhibition features a virtual tour, an overhead mock-up of an astronaut on a robotic arm, and a photo mural of the International Space Station. The museum has also introduced several other new galleries, including 'Destination Moon', 'Kenneth C. Griffin Exploring the Planets', 'RTX Living in the Space Age Hall', and 'Futures in Space'.