Smithsonian National Air And Space Museum Apollo 13 Exhibit Washington DC // WASHINGTON DC — The Apollo 13 exhibit at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum features the iconic phrase "Houston, we've had a problem" and details the mission's critical carbon dioxide crisis. The display highlights how mission control and astronauts devised a makeshift adapter to fit square command module filters into the lunar module's round openings, a solution known as "fitting a square peg in a round hole." This ingenuity was crucial in safely returning astronauts James Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swig

aerospace museum, air and space museum, american history museum, apollo 13 artefacts, apollo 13 exhibit, apollo 13 exhibits, aviation museum, carbon dioxide crisis, command module filters, dc museum, district of columbia, exit sign, flight history, houston weve had a problem, informational panel, jack swigert, lunar landing mission, mission control, moon surface model, museum architecture, museum display, museum displays, museum gallery, museum interior, museum visitor center, national air and space museum, national mall museum, oxygen tank explosion, red wall, science museum, smithsonian building, smithsonian facility, smithsonian institution, smithsonian museum, smithsonian national air and space museum, space exploration, space history, space museum, space program, square peg in a round hole, technology museum, tourist attraction, united states, washington dc, washington dc attraction, washington dc landmark, washington dc museum, washington dc tourism, washington museum, weve had a problem,