Verdigris Reviews

Looks like it was cool at one point but it is closed now.

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One time my family and I will visit here ... ... Aamiin

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i dont think i got the full experiance but the small dome is really really really boring with very little to space and science. i guess i already know to much about space to actully be amazed by the facts. i should come back.

This is the review of the little visitor center right in front of the air base. The admission is free and you get to see a lot of interesting stuff if you are into space travel and all that things. I talked to a nice old lady, she is volunteering here and explains everything to visitors. We had a nice conversation over about an hour. It was really amazing to get an inside peak of NASA. They have a small stage, where they show movies and also it was pretty cool to try the space shuttle simulator.There are also some model modules of the ISS here. You can walk inside and get a peak of what it looks llike up there.

I really can recommend to go here and visit. It's nice, for free, kid friendly and plente of parking nearby.
Also make sure you talk to one of the people there, they have amazing stories to tell and can give you more detailed information on all the exhibits.

Not fun at all! They do not allow public to visit at all, the guard s attitude is bad and the visitor center was closed until January, nothing interesting outside, I do not know how other people get into this center previously, a very disappointed visit!

It doesnt sound like touristic activity when comes to San Fran although it is definitely worth to get inside. I really enjoyed my time hanging around inside, checking space craft materials and it was a free entry. I would suggest you to check.

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Is this a "real" research center or just visitor center...??

I visited this place as a student last February (2019) and absolutely loved the visit. They took us to a fluid dynamics lab and another where they messed with stuff like the mars rovers... Pretty interesting
I'd definitely visit it again and I'd probably be blown away again.
The tour was so inspiring!
Hope you can get the same experience

I definitely want to visit and maybe WORK here if nescesary after i graduated.

It seems very impressive.It is my dream place.I only want to work here bcz all sites of it's liked by me....

Would happily pay to see something more impressive. Was very dated and small.

If you're interested in science in mountain view, NASA is probably worth checking out. Not a ton of access for the general public, but what they have is interesting...

You are allowed to enter as long as you show ID at the gate. There is an air museum towards the back of the park just next to Hangar One, the big metal grid structure. I visited when the museum was closed, but there were plenty of planes outside to view, see the vastness of Hangar One, and visit the SpaceBar for a beer.

I went to la nasa has so many museum there and all we have is this little mesuem they should just destory this one and build a new with more stuff

After viewing a short video of it on YouTube, we were excited to drive from Livermore to visit. Walked inside and it was nothing like the video of the same place in 2017. Very disappointed and was a waste of time and gas. Would not recommend.

This review is for the Exploration Center, which rates a solid meh. It's a small exhibit space with a few interesting displays and a replica of part of a space station you can walk inside. A fair bit of the space is occupied by a theatre with some documentaries playing, which seemed pretty interesting.

I wouldn't send visitors here unless they were really really really bored, or had a strong interest in space exploration. I took young kids there, and it entertained them for all of 30 minutes (mostly running up and down a ramp).

The visitors' center and the gift shop are a disgrace. I was embarrassed to see how neglected the museum is and how little the so-called gift shop had to offer. The is the Silicon Valley, after all. The the museum should be a spot of light and energy for youth in the area. Instead, it is a sad and forlorn space. As an American, and especially now as the grandmother of a gifted 9yr old who loves science, I want things to change in this pivotal environment. An opportunity wasted it is, not only for my grandson but for all the children here in the SF Bay Area. Our youth and the future will be better served if there was a close examination of contract covering who has the authority over the museum and gift shot.

I brought people here because some reviews said we could visit the center, but the security guard said we couldn t. The only thing we could visit was just the rundown gift shop outside of the gate.

I got to work there for a lil while. I think they wanted to see if I was an ass or not.

It's alright. The center is really small and there's not much to see. I wish they would do more with it since it has so much potential.

This IS NOT OPEN to the public. IT IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Dealing with visitors is also not the strong of the guards who stay on the property, they are unnecessary and excessively thick to infomarem that the facility is not open to the public.

They have an area for tourists, there is parking, admission is free

I did not expect a lot when I went to Ames. But I was stunned with how much research is done here. I was able to do an inside tour with friends who work in Ames. I was able to see the Artemis moon lander simulator. A lot of wind tunnels. Many lunar research. Amazing place! Oh yeah, the visitor center is now just a gift shop.

Nice place to know about air crafts and space station

it was a cool quick visit, parking nearby, restrooms inside , giftshop, moonrocks ?

Such a shame that the tour is a shadow of its former self. As is NASA, I guess.

Okay, so THIS IS NOTHING LIKE JPL in Pasdena. I and my girlfriend where badly disapointed that there are no tours of facilities, the jarhead security gaurds are unfriendly. Overpriced giftshop with some cool patches, but other than that, not worth a visit! Only if your looking for a few souvenirs.

If you have an hour to spare, please visit this museum. It is small but it is worth the visit. If nothing else, just the opportunity of looking at the moon sample pays the trip :) and it is free!

Small Gift Gagame. The five stars below don't know where they've been. (Visit at the end of August 19.)

I wouldn't really consider this a gift shop because I didn't see anything where to buy. But if you want to look at some pretty cool photos and projects, additional works on Stop by. It's not the best. It's actually very generic but it's worth a look if you're in the area.

The museum located at the entrance is perfect to learn about space exploration and perfect its aerospace culture ;-)

Was expecting quite a lot more, but the place looks quite dated and in need of renovation. However, that saying, it is free entry. If you are looking to pick up some NASA merchs and not really to experience anything much, this might be the place for you.

The staff there are very friendly and helpful.

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A remarkable facility as the NASA Ames Research Center offer insightful innovations to reflect upon. On our visit back in February Dad and I witnessed the 'Blue - G' mirror film and we simply could not stop beaming about this NEW More

Initially it was an American federal agency that was ordered to start building the supersonic Bell X 5 in 1951. After that, it became NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

"i put a banjo up into the sky"

It keeps us moving,
Keeps us moving,
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"It ain't worth living if you don't get hurt."

A form of advancement in space technology, developed by astronomers and US space flight experts, since the flight race between the USA and the Soviet Union.

While small, the exhibits were authentic. Good information on supercomputing and the Kepler mission. Free entrance was also nice.

NASA is a very good way, but the future has pilas, for example, a funnel-shaped spacecraft pulling the materials in space, such as vacuum and natural space fuel to reach speed of 300 km per hour to reach the speed of 70 km per hour to think that there is more on the Internet

This is only a gift shop. No research. No useful exhibits. Total waste of time, except if you want to buy stuff with the NASA brand. Doesn t NASA have anything better than this? I hope that taxpayer money has not been wasted on this. At least they should change to name to NASA children s gift shop.

They are completely inaccessible to tourists. Weird . ? As in communism. The army is standing and it's better not to drive up because they are not nice.

You will need a picture ID to get in the gate, but once in the parking is good, and the gift shop is very cool. Well worth a visit.

Gone are the days, when we used to go out for gifts. However, trusting any random online store is not possible. This is one of the best stores I have ever seen. I got all the things at my doorstep.