Young visitors to the INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7 enjoy a Living and Working in Space presentation during activities celebrating the Apollo 17 lunar mission in 1972. Visitors were able to learn about the historic mission and to participate in hands-on activities. Apollo 17 was the final mission of America's manned lunar effort.
Ariana Lyons from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., experiences what it feels like to view the world out of a spacesuit during a visit to INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, Dec. 7. Lyons joined other young visitors to the facility that day in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission to the moon in 1972.
Matthew Lee from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., builds a lunar lander model during an activity at INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7. NASA hosted two days of activities at the facility to celebrate the Apollo 17 flight to the moon in 1972, the final manned lunar mission of the Apollo Program
Ariana Lyons from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., experiences what it feels like to view the world out of a spacesuit during a visit to INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, Dec. 7. Lyons joined other young visitors to the facility that day in celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission to the moon in 1972.
Young visitors to the INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7 enjoy a Living and Working in Space presentation during activities celebrating the Apollo 17 lunar mission in 1972. Visitors were able to learn about the historic mission and to participate in hands-on activities. Apollo 17 was the final mission of America's manned lunar effort.
Kiya Franklin from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., enjoys a construction activity during her visit to INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7. Stennis hosted two days of activities to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission to the moon.
Escatawpa Elementary School student Danisha Dillon of Moss Point, Miss., learns about NASA at the Home and City interactive exhibit at INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center. The facility hosted two days of activity to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 flight, the last manned space mission to the moon.
Kiya Franklin from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., enjoys a construction activity during her visit to INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7. Stennis hosted two days of activities to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission to the moon.
Escatawpa Elementary School student Danisha Dillon of Moss Point, Miss., learns about NASA at the Home and City interactive exhibit at INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center. The facility hosted two days of activity to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 flight, the last manned space mission to the moon.
Matthew Lee from Escatawpa Elementary School in Moss Point, Miss., builds a lunar lander model during an activity at INFINITY Science Center, a NASA visitors center, on Dec. 7. NASA hosted two days of activities at the facility to celebrate the Apollo 17 flight to the moon in 1972, the final manned lunar mission of the Apollo Program.