Everything is really big around here - giant clock, giant building.

Some divers here are surrounding an astronaut who is doing training underwater.

A sample of the insulation on Juno

From NASATweetup Day 1

Where GRAIL will Launch

Section drawing of the 40ft deep tank and building

The Astrovan - transported astronauts to the pad.

Apologies for the bad lighting, but we had to stay in the roped in area and the sun was setting. Needless to say they are touchy about security this close to the pad.

I didn't realise until I returned home, but I watched Steve Robinson on a live EVA broadcast on BBC News 24 during STS-114. He was removing Gap Fillers from the underside of the Shuttle on its first flight after the Columbia disaster

Renoir

Apollo Capsule (Descent Module)

Not sure why, just like this angle of the arm.

Steve Matousek, @stevematousek, mission design/overview for Juno

The only thing not to scale on the shuttle mockup is the tail - it is 4 feet shorter in order to fit beneath the overhead crane

Tank wall and floor detail