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Space Science

Air and Space Museum

The space sciences collection includes objects ranging from engineering models, components, and prototypes to mockups and models representing the full range of scientific activities performed on space vehicles, including both suborbital and orbital satellites, probes, and landers, as well as missions flown into orbits around other celestial bodies, including the moon, other planets, the Sun, and the Earth’s Lagrangian points.  Specific subject matter areas include but are not limited to astrophysics, biology, the earth sciences,  geophysics, planetary science, and solar physics.  Collections areas also include artifacts from the ground-based sciences that represent the intellectual and technical infrastructure within which the problems addressed by the space sciences are rationalized.


  • National Air and Space Museum 207 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Equipment 3 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • United States of America 198 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Germany 4 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • France 1 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Japan 1 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • National Air and Space Museum Collection 207 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA 68 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Boeing Aviation Hangar 31 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • James S. McDonnell Space Hangar 19 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Rockets & Missiles 13 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Space Science 4 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC 3 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Kenneth C. Griffin Exploring the Planets Gallery 2 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Destination Moon 1 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Mary Baker Engen Restoration Hangar 1 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
  • Science 207 Filter by term plus Exclude term minus
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Detector, Gamma-Ray, EGRET

Telescope, Hydrogen-Alpha, ATM

Detector, Infra-red, Cashman

Detector, Infra-red, Cashman

Detector, UV and X-ray, Photomultiplier

Detector, Electron Multiplier

Detector, UV and X-ray, Electron Multiplier, Magnetic

Detector, X-ray, Geiger Tube

Sensor, Magnetic Aspect, Aerobee

Infrared Detector Elements, IRAS Satellite

Detector, Gamma-ray, SAS-B

Cryostat, COBE Optical Assembly

Detector, Infrared Test Module Subarray, IRAS

Microscope, Astronomical, Stereo Blink

Radiometer, Microwave, U2

Detector, Microwave, Differential, U2, Prototype

Recorder, Strip Chart, Leeds and Northrup

Spectrometer, Far-infrared, Balloon Borne

Shell, Balloon Borne Far-Infrared Spectrometer

Spectrograph, Prime Focus

Spectrograph, Prime focus, Eyepiece, Illuminated

Diffraction Grating, Prime Focus Spectrograph

Eyepiece, Prime Focus, Spectrograph

Detector, Neutrino, Photomultiplier, Kamiokande II

Spectrograph, Faint Object, Hubble Space Telescope (FOS)

Camera, CCD, 4 Shooter

Splitting Pyramid, "4 Shooter" Optical Beam

Test Optical Pyramid, Camera, CCD, 4 Shooter

Lower Optical Frame, Camera, CCD, 4 Shooter

Upper Optical Frame, Camera, CCD, 4 Shooter

Camera, HST, Wide Field-Planetary, F/12.9 Sensor Head/Relay Optics, #1

Camera, HST, Wide Field-Planetary, F/30 Sensor Head/Relay Optics, #7

Camera, HST, Wide Field-Planetary, Folding Mirror, F/12.9

Camera, HST, Wide Field-Planetary, Folding Mirror, F/30

Mass Spectrometer, Radio Frequency, Retirement Plaque, C. Y. Johnson


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