On the one side the NASA is ahead of their time, but the buildings at the NASA site moving me back in time. Incredible and amazing how autistic they keep their facilities.
That makes it more conclusive to think about the man on the moon.
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| Mission Control Center |
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| Mission Control Center - Hallway |
While watching the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility at Johnson Space Center
I ask myself about the differences between art and science. The training facilities gave me the impression as if it would be sculptures that the technicians and engineers are creating - like in a big art club. To make the world a better one.
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| NASA Minion |
Feeling very Lost in Translation while first being on the 10 floor of a parking tower (not the top) to discover then the underground of Downtown in the Houston Tunnel System. Again another way to avoid the heat and to escape from nature.
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| E.Mc Kinney Tunnel |
In the Cockrell Butterfly Center, as well located in the HMNS, we explore all this beautiful flapping creatures around us.
A great place to discover how things on earth are going on, is the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Linus explored in several summer camps, e.g. how a tornado is build up or how to prepare for space journeys. And there is still more to looking for...
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| Foucault Pendulum |
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| Camp Center |
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| Tornado in a Bottle |
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| Building Up - |
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| a Moonbase |
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| Amethyst Geode |
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| Experiment Humidity |
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| Snowstorm scenario |
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| How an earthquake affects buildings |
