Yes...you have to dig out your pictures and post them!b52murph wrote:Anybody else remember sleeping in the basement of the bubble? I have to dig out my pics and post 'em. Good stuff!

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b52murph wrote:I'd be glad to dig out the pics....but it will be a few
months. They're in my folks' house in N.H. and I'm stationed in N.M. Don't worry...I won't forget. Thanks for the interest.
some interesting history about the bubble - it was originally built and used to house one of the energy exhibits at the 1982 Worlds Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. The fair ran from May-October of that year, so I'm guessing the bubble did not come into use at Space Camp until 1983?LB206 wrote:Well though th bubble housing the original training center was before my time i've seen some pictures of the interior and exterior as well as some old video taken inside there. As for antone remembering sleeping in there well anyone who ever slept in the lower level of hab 2 has done so because the lower level rooms someone pointed out were the rooms that were under the original training cebter the bubble as it were. Tbe bubble was aprently built on a concrete slab that also served as the seiling i guess you could say for thosr basement rooms. Today hab 2 is built over that sot. I slept in one of those rooms my first year there in 91, The bubble today as someone poointed out is now the bubble down at the aviation challenge lake.
I will agree with LB206 the Iron Gump topic is one of the best in the AC section.LB206 wrote:If you don't know what iron Gump is look under the Aviation Challenge section of the hab forum because you've missed some great stories.
Hotdog wrote:that reminds me, one of my first memories from Camp was triggered when i said "ya'll" in a conversation. I quickly learned i was one of the only native Southern guys on the team. One teammate was serious when he asked me why i had all my teeth, and why wasn't I wearing overalls. (no joke). I guess some people watch too many cartoons! My response was "Welcome to the South, you have much to learn about our country!"