※ 引述《deanh (夜想者)》之铭言：
: 不是想浇大家冷水。
: 这个地方真不是什么机密之处。
: http://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-d-houston-20151004-story.html
: You can follow in astronauts' footsteps with this tour of the
: Johnson Space Center in Houston
: 节录：
: A general admission ticket will allow you to see the world's
: largest collection of moon rocks and lunar samples, as well as
: more than 400 space artifacts in the center's permanent and
: traveling exhibits.
: 普通票能看的地方比较少。
: If you're a space buff like me, you'll want to take the museum's
: Level 9 Tour, an in-depth, behind-the-scenes experience that lasts
: about five hours. It costs $89.95, plus a $1.50 service charge if
: you buy your ticket online. But I thought this look at NASA
: facilities where history was made — and where future missions are
: being shaped — was well worth the price.
: $89.95跟$1.5服务费可以买到Level 9 TOur
: The next stop on the tour was Building 30, the Christopher C.
: Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center, a tall and mostly windowless
: structure named for NASA's first flight director, whose parents
: were prescient enough to name him Christopher Columbus Kraft Jr.
: 这个Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center就是蔡英文总统
: 文中提到的控制中心，那也是可以进去参观的，蔡英文是不是有特别的导览
: 我不知道，不过控制中心那真不是一般人去不了的地方。
: 我只是想提醒大家，焦点应该是放台湾总统首度进入官方背景的美国设施
: 内，而不是到了一个很了不起，没人可以进去只有蔡英文总统获得特别礼遇
: 才能进去的地方，不然消息传出去可能会被别人觉得我们真没见过世面。
: 我也没去过，所以我只能从资料上查到，这应该不是特别难去的地方。
拜托好不好，菜英文是直接在控制室里面
最好那个随便谁都能去拉
能实际进去的是这个老的控制室
https://youtu.be/Fq92iFAqowg
新的控制室是这样
https://youtu.be/zaVhfDzl1Gc
隔着玻璃由导游跟你介绍
屁股想也知道不可能让莫名其妙的人进入正式任务的控制室好吗