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NASA has to do something with them.
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The Soviets have been selling off Buran (their space shuttle clone) stuff for years.
There's a small car museum in Sarasota Florida (http://www.sarasotacarmuseum.org/ ) that has a small test model -- about 8ft long-- that must have been used in drop tests. I was really surprised to see it shoved back in one corner. |
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I would like the last mission to be retriving Hubble, and then for both the shuttle and the Hubble to be in the same museum. Which I would visit every chance I got.
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Oh it probably should be in the Dayton Air Force Museum or the Smithsonian. (Chances are they got it as a sweetener on a deal for an antique car.) I was just pointing out that the Soviets have been selling off the Buran stuff to museums and collectors around the world, along with a lot of other old space hardware. I've seen the Shuttles at the Dulles Udvar-Hazy Smithsonian and at the Dayton Air Force Museum and I'm sure the other air museums will be asking for Shuttles as they become available. .... I'm sure that's one vehicle the Commemorative Air Force won't be flying around to air shows in 60years!!! |
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Depends who gets the 747 carrier.
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But; you make a good point on "sweetening the deal". Might be good for a future trade.
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The BOR sign looks like it has an error. It reads, "They were rocketed to an altitude of 120 miles, then allowed to reenter the atmosphere.
Attaining a speed of 1,200 miles per hour, they simulated the conditions which would be encountered by the BURAN shuttle, itself." If they were launched to 120 miles high, I'm pretty sure they'd be going faster than 1,200 MPH by the time they hit the atmosphere. |
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----I reccommend a visit to the this, Herndon annex of the Air and Space Museum, incidentally--great space museum, with the Enterprise (the space shuttle prototype, not the starship).
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The smithsonian does have the starship in one of its museums. (The filming miniature any way)
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Sadly it's a dark corner, making photographs or the hunt for the 'Easter Egg' pieces on the model (a graveyard, a Zero fighter on a catapult, R2-D2, etc.) difficult..... They also used to have the 6ft long Star Trek Enterprise (the original) filming model hanging in the mall Air&Space Museum in a SciFi exibit, but I was just there last month and it had been taken down. Last edited by JustAFriend; 17-July-2008 at 12:39 AM.. |
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I'll take one....
I'll buy a plot of land, and covert it into a house. Kitchen on the mid-deck, office on the flight deck, and then convert the payload bay into 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a living room up by the air lock. Oms pods would make a nice shed. Patio on the wings. Lovely. ![]() |
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I was at the Herndon annex last year and they had the Starship Enterprise on display in the gift shop.
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In time we get the classical used car salesmens to include spaceships as well. I know that some third world countries use some really old aircraft so spaceships should be the next logical step.
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