California Science Center/L.A.
Buzz: "Here in Los Angeles, we had a lot of pictures first of the 747 flying over with Endeavour. We felt pretty good 'cause we got one of the shuttles and Houston didn't. Well, they put it on display in the California Science Center. That's meaningful to me because I was inducted into the California Hall of Fame (after the New Jersey Hall of Fame). Before movin' on, I may see fit to put a portion of my artifacts on display in California. There's one artifact that I was given by NASA -- a piece of the moon provided that I put it in a museum and have a fundraiser for it."
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum/Washington, D.C.
Buzz: "The most intense collection with tours in Washington, D.C. Not just the classic one downtown, but the one by the airport. There's a lot more room out there. Those are well-traveled pieces."
San Diego Air and Space Museum/San Diego
Buzz: "Down in San Diego, they've got a very interesting place. It's really a rendition of the history of a lot of things with a Believe It or Not by Robert Ripley thrown in. Maybe a little bit of an overemphasis on Navy planes rather than the Air Force."
Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center/Hutchinson, KS
Buzz: "Out in the boondocks in the middle of the country in Kansas, there's a Cosmosphere. I was there just recently. On display are the water soaked rocket engines of the Saturn V that were brought up by Jeff Bezos and a team from Amazon. Of course, they were looking for it. The engine that they got is the center engine (Saturn V had five engines)."
The Museum of Flight/Seattle
Buzz: "Up in Seattle there's The Museum of Flight (pictured below). All the planes are flying in the same direction for some reason but it's really a wonderful display of flying aircraft because Boeing is very close."
