The Planetarium is currently closed for maintenance – all other venues are open.

SpaceWorks

SpaceWorks was established in 1988 with the primary goal of restoring artifacts and creating exhibits for the Cosmosphere. Since then, the organization has participated in some of the most intriguing restoration projects, including the restoration of the Mercury spacecraft Liberty Bell 7, the Apollo XIII Command Module Odyssey, and F-1 engine parts recovered from the ocean floor in 2013 by Bezos Expeditions, among others.

In addition, SpaceWorks staff has created high-fidelity replica spacecraft, aircraft, and even an alien spaceship. SpaceWorks’ restoration projects, replicas, and exhibit cases are located throughout the world, including current projects that are part of two international touring exhibitions.  

 The SpaceWorks team’s range of expertise includes projects as large as replicating the lunar module and lunar rover and demonstrating skills in metalworking, welding, machining, fabrication, paint, mold making, installation, and artifact transportation.

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Artifact Rental

Tell the visual story of Man’s journey to the stars by choosing from the Cosmosphere’s 10,000+ collection of authentic space artifacts.

Restored Gemini III spacecraft and new display case for Virgil I "Gus" Grissom Memorial Museum, Mitchel, IN.

Restoration and Replication

SpaceWorks artisans reproduce historically authentic replications so accurately that even astronauts can’t tell they aren’t real!

Exhibit fabrication and installation. Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum, McMinnville, OR.

Exhibitry

From a single display case or reader rail to planning significant exhibit improvements, let the SpaceWorks team help your organization create visually stunning displays.

SpaceWorks-Clients

Our Clients

SpaceWorks has been a proud partner in global projects.

The SpaceWorks team can bring your vision to life!

Let’s talk about how we can help your restoration, replication or exhibit project today.

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The renovated galleries in the Hall of Space are open. While many artifacts are on display during this time, the exhibits and graphics won’t be fully completed until Spring 2025.