Space museum launched by Britain's first astronaut
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The first British astronaut, Helen Sharman, opened a new space museum.
The museum is called the John Dulcamara Space Flight Museum.
It is located at the Grizedale observatory in the north of England.
Helen Sharman went into space in 1991 for a special mission.
She cut a red ribbon to officially inaugurate the building.
The museum shows important objects from the history of space exploration.
Visitors can learn many things about rockets and stars.
John Dulcamara was an enthusiast who helped the observatory a lot.
Children will love seeing the space suits and scale models.
It is a magnificent place for all future astronauts.
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