Have you ever been to the Space Center Houston?  It is one of the leading science and space centers in the world
You know, I haven't but when I see it on TV, with all the people and equipment inside it, I always wonder what it is they do in there!
Well the center is a great place to visit, with over 1 million people seeing it annually
Sheesh... That sounds like a lot of traffic. I bet it's worth it, though. I mean, it's such an iconic site that you see all the time in TV and movies!
Well it is an interesting subject matter.  The center has over 400 artifacts and even has live shows
That's pretty neat. I guess whatever helps NASA stay profitable so that they can keep conducting missions, then I'm all for it. I want them to travel to more planets!
a 2016 economic study by Jason Murasko and Stephen Cotten, associate professors of economics at the University of Houston–Clear Lake.
Starship gallery.
This artifact gallery tells the story of American spaceflight and includes three flown spacecraft, Moon rocks and a full-scale Skylab Trainer:
- Mercury 9 capsule ("Faith 7") flown by Gordon Cooper
- Gemini 5 capsule flown by Gordon Cooper and Pete Conrad
- Apollo 17 Command Module "America" flown by Gene Cernan, Ronald Evans, and Dr.
producer, but again, '9' was completely sucked dry of any scruffiness and all that beautiful space. So for me those albums are disappointing because I know they could have been better.”"
"Disappointed":
- John Lydon (1989/99): "'Disappointed' is what it says, it's just about the many and varied ways people let you down." "But, you know, that's what people will always do. You can't change the human race. You've