One of the world’s largest science and technology museums, located in Germany, has removed a space exhibit that prominently featured Elon Musk, explaining it didn’t have the space to include a “comprehensive historical portrayal” of the world’s richest man.
In its “Astronautics” exhibition, the Munich-based Deutsches Museum displayed a panel entitled “visionaries from the past and present.” This included portraits of German space scientists like Max Valier and Erik Theodor Lässig, in addition to South Africa-born SpaceX founder Elon Musk.
