Hanna Anderson of Raytheon takes a turn in Lockheed Martin's "anti-gravity" space loft, which simulates working and living in space.
Aerojet Rocketdyne's RL10 engines are slated to help power NASA's SLS rocket — in development to lift astronauts to deep space destinations aboard the Orion spacecraft.
An SLS Block 1 Launch Vehicle replica at the NASA exhibit. The real thing is 322 feet tall, weighs 5.75 million pounds and travels at 24,500 mph.
At the NASA exhibit, discussions about where Apollo 15 landed.
For more than 50 years, Aerojet Rocketdyne's RL10 Propulsion System has played "a vital role in placing hundreds of military, government and commercial satellites into Earth's orbit, and has helped send spacecraft to explore every planet in the solar system."
NASA's Deep Space Gateway at 1/20th actual size. Now known as the Lunar Orbital Platform-Gateway, the proposed NASA program would bring astronauts to the moon to operate a lunar space station.
The Orion spacecraft is "built to take humans farther than they’ve ever gone before," according to NASA. It will travel thousands of miles beyond the moon during Exploration Mission-1, its first mission atop NASA's Space Launch System rocket. This model of the Orion is 1/20th of its actual size.
At the Ball Aerospace exhibit, attendees gather by a half-scale model of the WSF-M Weather System Follow-on-Microwave, a next-generation operational environmental satellite system that provides actionable environmental intelligence for military operations.
Miniature polar bears at the ASRC Federal exhibit.
Lockheed Martin's "anti-gravity" space loft simulates living and working in space. And it has a cat.
Exciting sights on the VR headsets in The Mars Experience at Lockheed Martin's exhibit.
Attendees watch a robotic arm at the exhibit for Maxar, which specializes machine learning and analytics, satellites and spacecraft systems, and robotics for mission-critical challenges.
Attendees gather at Aerojet Rocketdyne's exhibit on the show floor at the 35th Space Symposium.
The Boeing Exhibit at the 35th Space Symposium.
Raytheon’s multi-domain command and control demonstration uses augmented reality to show concepts of automation, machine learning and analytic tools.
Attendees use Boeing's Starliner simulator at the 35th Space Symposium.
A replica of an X-37B mini shuttle in the exhibit hall on Day 2 of the Space Symposium.
The Mars Experience at Lockheed Martin's exhibit.
Exhibitors and attendees at NASA's Restore-L satellite servicing display. The mission aims to launch a robotic spacecraft to refuel a live satellite.
Hanna Anderson of Raytheon takes a turn in Lockheed Martin's "anti-gravity" space loft, which simulates working and living in space.
