Inside a Rocket Machine

Le Bourget Air and Space Museum, France

June 22, 2013. 4p.m. Local Time

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Attending the 2013 Paris Air Show in Le Bourget Airport was a great opportunity to photograph this Rocket Machine that represents an era of space machines designed to improve comunications and research for humankind. This is the interior of one of these extraordinary machines designed to fly thousands of meters and put satelites in orbit.

The rocket exhibition hall, satellites and space engines including a genuine Soyouz spaceship), and a large choice of audiovisual sequences enable the visitors to better understand the history and stakes involved in the conquest of space.

This museum has over 18,000 m2 of exhibition space, and offers the finest collections touching on all themes of air an space and the collection of genuine old aircraft is unique in the world.

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Location

Europe / France

Lat: 48° 56' 49" N
Long: 2° 26' 5.36" E

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Nodal Ninja 3 MK II, R-D8 Rotator, Nikon D300s with Nikkor 10.5mm, PTGui Pro 9.1.7, Photoshop CS6,

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