The National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., has revealed new renderings showing what the museum will look like when it completes its yearslong renovation.
The museum is set to complete its orbit and fully relaunch in 2026.
The Smithsonian provided renderings when announcing a timeline for 12 new galleries to open in January 2024.
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The new World War I: The Birth of Military Aviation gallery
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The Future in Space gallery
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This rendering shows the Discovering Our Universe gallery
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A look at the transformed Barron Hilton Pioneers of Flight gallery
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The Apollo Lunar Module LM-2
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How Things Fly is a hands-on exhibit
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The Modern Military Aviation gallery looks at technology from the outset of the Cold War to today.
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The Flight and the Arts Center will host permanent and rotating exhibits.
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At Home in Space will be a "immersive, highly interactive exhibition" where visitors see life in orbit, the museum said.
