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Apollo 16 lunar surface flown netting – signed by Charlie Duke experiment The first time a long-duration

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The first time a long-duration Mir crew was launched aboard an American spacecraft

Solovyev and Budarin remained aboard Mir after Atlantis departed

The North American X-15 rocket plane was part of the USAF/NASA/USN X-series of experimental aircraft and set numerous speed and altitude records in the early 1960s

In the lunar EVA configuration

Apollo 16 lunar surface flown netting – signed by Charlie Duke experiment The first time a long-durationApollo 16 lunar surface flown strap lunar dust coated handsigned by moonwalker Charlie Duke ! About 0. 8 cm triangle swatch of beta cloth material mounted on a 7x9'' rigid foam board certified on the backside. Apollo 16 flew to the moon april 16th 27h 1972 with the crew John Young, Charlie Duke and Ken Mattingly. This presentation bears a piece of LUNAR SURFACE FLOWN strap fragment used in the Lunar Module "Orion". The hilly region around Descartes

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