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Johnson Space Center Exhibits

The Johnson Exhibits Program

The NASA Johnson Space Center operates an active loan program whereby exhibits, displays, spacecraft models, spacesuits and various space artifacts are made available for use on a first-come, first-served basis for short and long-term loans. 

The Johnson Space Center primarily serves the NASA Region Four states of Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota and Texas. Other states and countries may be served when other NASA centers are unable to satisfy requester needs.

As a free service of NASA and the United States government, items cannot be loaned to organizations charging for entry into an exhibition primarily to view these exhibits. NASA’s exhibits are loaned for educational displays that are open to the public. NASA’s exhibits cannot be loaned to individuals.

Important Information for Johnson Exhibits Requests

Spacesuits

Explore a comprehensive collection of spacesuits and extravehicular activity assemblies that protected and provided comfort for the and women of space exploration.

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Apollo EMU Spacesuit in Octagonal Case

Self standing suited mannequin with backpack and caption in octagonal case with casters.

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Apollo Spacesuit Mockup (Maximum Two-Week Loan)

One mockup space suit with boots, gloves, and helmet. This suit may be worn for display purposes.

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Space Shuttle In-Flight Garment Mockup

One piece mockup space shuttle in-flight garment. This suit may be worn for display purposes.

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Space Shuttle EVA Photo Opportunity Display

Self standing Mockup Shuttle EVA Spacesuit on base. Photographic equipment is not provided.

Scale Models

Check out a unique insight into the past, present, and future of air and space travel with tabletop displays and spacecraft models.

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Mars Globe

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Moon Globe

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Moon Rock Replicas (six)

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Moon Rock Replica 15498

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Moon Rock Replicas (seven)

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Orion Spacecraft 1/48

Panels

Discover what it takes to travel and eat in space, explore the solar system, or live and work in an orbiting environment through large, self-standing informative panels.

International Space Station Panel

The International Space Station

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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Space Food

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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Project Apollo

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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Manned Space Flight History

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

Preserving Our Planet panel

Preserving Our Planet

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

Exploring the Solar System Panel

Exploring the Solar System

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

Food for Space Panel

Food for Space

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

Antarctic Meteorites Panel

Antarctic Meteorites

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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Fast Food

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

Pop-Ups

Highlight interesting facts about human space exploration and NASA inspired benefits with expandable pop-up display structures.

Space Shuttle Tire Popup

Space Shuttle Tire

Highlights interesting facts and information on the space shuttle's landing system.

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Why We Explore

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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NASA Science – Planets

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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NASA Science – Earth

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

Downloadable Exhibits

Download full-size exhibits easily and quickly, including NASA’s Next-Generation spacesuits. Specifically, the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit (xEMU), which will be used on the ISS and Artemis missions involving both the Gateway and Human Landing System (HLS).

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xEMU Life Size Poster

NASA’s prototype spacesuit, the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit (xEMU) is seen here.

Photographs

Capture the vibrancy, exhilaration, and uniqueness of space exploration in visual form with a framed photography series.

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Space Shuttle – The Reusable System

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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Apollo Photographs

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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America from Space

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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The World from Space

Learn about the history of Glenn Research Center.

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Special Effects from Space

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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Extravehicular Activity

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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Living in Space

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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Astronauts

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

International Space Station #247

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

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International Space Station #249

Learn about those of the NASA corps who make “space sailing” their career profession.

Other Available Items

Get an up-close “hands on” look at some of the most recognizable artifacts that trace the progression of human space exploration.

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Apollo Helmet

A full size Apollo inner helmet originally used for training.

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Shuttle Extravehicular Activity Glove

A functional, full size Shuttle EVA glove.

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Space Food Samples

Various examples of encapsulated space food.

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Space Food Tray

Various examples of encapsulated space food including a space shuttle food tray.

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Shuttle Tile

An example of the Space Shuttle Thermal Protection Tile System.

Important Information for JSC Exhibits Requests

Scheduling

Scheduling is on a first-come, first-served basis. Exhibits are not always available due to prior scheduling, maintenance, or updating.

Nationwide loan requests must be submitted AT LEAST 12 WEEKS IN ADVANCE of your event date to permit enough time for preparation, processing, handling, and shipping arrangements.

International loan requests must be submitted AT LEAST 1 YEAR IN ADVANCE of your event date to permit enough time for JSC and NASA Headquarter paperwork, export coordination and shipment. International borrowers are required to cover any brokerage fees for customs clearance in and out of the United States and the country items will be on display.

Limitations

Please limit your JSC Exhibit Loan Application request to no more than six exhibit items. You are welcome to include a list of alternate exhibits in case the original choices are not available.

Borrowers should be aware of an exhibits crate dimensions and weight, be able to move the crate aboard their carrier, and provide adequate indoor storage of empty crates.

Requesting Exhibits

If you are interested in any exhibits for a specific event, please review the JSC Exhibits collection and submit your request on the JSC Exhibit Loan Application. Clicking on the submit button at the end of the application will enter your request into the exhibit loan system. An auto-reply email will be sent to inform you that we have received your request and it is being processed.

You may also submit your request via:

Jack Moore
JSC Exhibits
AD, Office of Public Affairs
NASA Johnson Space Center
2101 NASA Parkway
Houston TX 77058-3696

Shipping

JSC does not charge for use of its exhibits, but roundtrip shipping costs are borne by the requesting organization. Borrowers shall be responsible for all costs associated with disassembly, assembly, receiving, handling, packaging, storing and daily maintenance of the exhibits on loan, including all costs to return items to NASA.

If the requesting organization cannot personally pick-up and return the exhibits, they are welcome to finalize shipping arrangements with any third-party shipper of their choosing. Final shipping arrangements and agreements are strictly between the borrower and their designated carrier.

Questions or Comments?

Email Johnson Space Center Exhibits.