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linking it personally to one of Germany’s most prominent space travelers and to Europe’s landmark contribution to the ISS
A rare and deeply personal artifact of human spaceflight
Andrew “Drew” Feustel — NASA astronaut and Expedition 56 commander
8x10 presentation certificate containing a flown film fragment from the world's first Space Station: Salyut 1
Mercury MR-4 "Liberty Bell 7" space flown tape 8x10 presentation crash linking it personally to oneMercury MR 4 flown tape fragment Mercury Redstone 4 was the second manned US spaceflight, launched on July 21, 1961, with a Mercury Redstone Rocket. The spacecraft was piloted by astronaut Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom. The ballistic spaceflight lasted 15 minutes 30 seconds, reached an altitude of more than 100 nautical miles, and splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean. Shortly after splashdown, the hatch cover blew accidentally. Gus Grissom could leave the
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