Twice-Flown Falcon 9 Takes Its Place in History
Credit: Mark Carreau
HOUSTON—A reused SpaceX Falcon 9 first-stage rocket has joined the lineup of NASA hardware on display at Space Center Houston (SCH), the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum-affiliated visitor’s center for the agency’s Johnson Space Center (JSC). The 156-1/2-ft.-long core stage, which launched...
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