A source tells us that former NASA astronaut and Space Advisor at the Intrepid, Mike Massimino, is a fan of Gallagher and met him after the concert.
The space shuttle Enterprise — the prototype NASA orbiter that paved the way for America’s successful space shuttle program — is now on display at the museum with photographs, audio, and films, we hear.
The source tells us Gallagher “walked under the orbiter and explored artifacts,” and got to see the Enterprise “up close from the viewing deck.” We hear he checked out the Enterprise, which is now on display at the museum housed on an aircraft carrier.The Brit “Champagne Supernova” writer and his band played the park on Monday with Nineties “Stupid Girl” group Garbage.
On Saturday, they were unable to perform during their Saratoga Performing Arts Center stop due to a bomb threat. Garbage Tweeted, “We have no idea what happened tonight. We were just all evacuated and we were concerned for everyone !!! I’m sorry we have no real information . We were just told there was an emergency evacuation!!!!”Getty Images for Bauer MediaNew York State Park Police are investigating if a felony terroristic threat was made.
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