Space Shuttle Discovery - Flown Payload Bay Liner manmade Please Note: ALL ammolite specimens

Please Note: ALL ammolite specimens will exhibit multiple colors depending on the angle of the light

Paleontologist and the first to describe Brachiosaurus

13 March 2018

the LARGE Third Edition of the Mini Museum features 29 incredible and inspiring specimens

This item includes a small section of an original Cray-1 Module Board

Space Shuttle Discovery - Flown Payload Bay Liner manmade Please Note: ALL ammolite specimensAbove: Front of the Specimen Card With a career that spanned nearly three decades from 1984 to 2011, the Space Shuttle Discovery (OV 103) accrued more space flights than any other craft in the program. Discovery orbited the Earth 5,830 times, traveling approximately 150 million miles. This specimen is a fragment from a mission flown payload liner of the Discovery. Made of fire resistant beta cloth, this material covered insulation and kept the payload