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Photos: Texans trip to Johnson Space Center

Ashley T. and Tracy pose for a photo with a young fan.
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Ashley T. and Tracy pose for a photo with a young fan.

Workers at the Johnson Space Center showed their Texans pride and were excited to meet Eric Winston.
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Workers at the Johnson Space Center showed their Texans pride and were excited to meet Eric Winston.

Right tackle Eric Winston enjoyed signing autographs for employees at the Johnson Space Center.
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Right tackle Eric Winston enjoyed signing autographs for employees at the Johnson Space Center.

Eric and Jenny Winston take a photo with Cosmo, a NASA mascot.
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Eric and Jenny Winston take a photo with Cosmo, a NASA mascot.

Tracy and Ashley T. took a photo with flight director Bryan Lunney outside of the Mission Operations area.
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Tracy and Ashley T. took a photo with flight director Bryan Lunney outside of the Mission Operations area.

Eric Winston and Bryan Lunney shake hands at the conclusion of the tour.
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Eric Winston and Bryan Lunney shake hands at the conclusion of the tour.

(Left to Right) NASA flight director Bryan Lunney, Ashley T., Tracy, Eric Winston and his wife Jenny.
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(Left to Right) NASA flight director Bryan Lunney, Ashley T., Tracy, Eric Winston and his wife Jenny.

Eric Winston enjoyed learning more about the Apollo missions in the old mission control room.
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Eric Winston enjoyed learning more about the Apollo missions in the old mission control room.

Winston and the rest of the group were taken inside the Mission Control room that was used from the early 1960's until 1996.
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Winston and the rest of the group were taken inside the Mission Control room that was used from the early 1960's until 1996.

Tracy listens to flight director Bryan Lunney explain the history of the old mission control room.
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Tracy listens to flight director Bryan Lunney explain the history of the old mission control room.

Eric Winston (right) listens as flight director Bryan Lunney discusses some of the history that took place in the old mission control center. Winston and other members of the Texans organization took a special tour of the Johnson Space Center on Tuesday.
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Eric Winston (right) listens as flight director Bryan Lunney discusses some of the history that took place in the old mission control center. Winston and other members of the Texans organization took a special tour of the Johnson Space Center on Tuesday.

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