Looks like no grid fins and no landing legs, which is not surprising.
The @SpaceX Falcon booster B1035.2 was installed today at the @SpaceCenterHou.This booster will be on permanent display at the center and will give guests the ultimate space flown article experience.📷- Mark Conley*used with permission*
Just a few minutes ago, #Falcon9 core B1035 was lifted up and placed onto its display stands at @SpaceCenterHou, where it will remain for the foreseeable future.Absolutely amazing stuff. 😍
Forgot to share this yesterday. Here’s a closer look at B1035, which still bears the scorch marks and thermal damage it sustained during its two flights to the edge of space and back.It’s fair to say that this #Falcon9 has a lot of character.
SpaceX exhibit opening March 12MARCH 10, 2020 EXHIBITS, SPACE NEWSWalk underneath a massive Falcon 9 rocket at Space Center Houston this spring break! Beginning at 11 a.m. March 12, get a close look at this exciting new feat of engineering.Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday morning, guests are invited to explore the SpaceX rocket exhibit.The Falcon 9 is displayed horizontally so guests can see the entire rocket. Guests can study the grid fins near the top of the rocket, the scorch marks from reentry during the CRS-11 and CRS-13 missions, the Merlin engines, the landing legs and more!We can’t wait to share this unique exhibit! In the meantime, check out some photos of the rocket in its new permanent position. exhibit opening March 12MARCH 10, 2020 EXHIBITS, SPACE NEWSWalk underneath a massive Falcon 9 rocket at Space Center Houston this spring break! Beginning at 11 a.m. March 12, get a close look at this exciting new feat of engineering.Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday morning, guests are invited to explore the SpaceX rocket exhibit.The Falcon 9 is displayed horizontally so guests can see the entire rocket. Guests can study the grid fins near the top of the rocket, the scorch marks from reentry during the CRS-11 and CRS-13 missions, the Merlin engines, the landing legs and more!We can’t wait to share this unique exhibit! In the meantime, check out some photos of the rocket in its new permanent position.
Our new @SpaceX #Falcon9 rocket exhibit is now officially open! Tour this marvel of modern technology today!
The Falcon 9 is displayed horizontally so guests can see the entire rocket. 🚀 @NASA @SpaceCenterHou @elonmusk @SpaceX #ToBoldlyGo