Space Shuttle Challenger - Flown LRSI Tile Fragment

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Space Shuttle Challenger - Flown LRSI Tile FragmentThe Space Shuttle Challenger (OV 099) was the second of the space shuttles in the program to enter orbit, embarking on its maiden voyage on April 4, 1983. Over the course of its ten missions, the shuttle gathered scientific data, repaired satellites, and brought the first African American to space, Guion Bluford. This specimen is a mission flown tile fragment from the Space Shuttle Challenger. Known as a low temperature surface insulation tile (LRSI),

The Highland Mint

8x Magnification

40% acrylic

Pluto & Charon are sometimes called a "double planet

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Soviet crewmen Leonov and Valery Kubasov