Space & Beyond Box - Space Exploration Collection

Item #89006

Begin your own space exploration with this Space & Beyond Box that includes Martian regolith simulant, a visual history of space suits, and more.
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Description

Begin your own space exploration with this Space & Beyond Box that includes Martian regolith simulant, a visual history of space suits, and more.

Contents of this box include:

  • Space Particles: Exploration Edition - Revisit the Apollo 12 mission 50 years later, learn more about Jim Lovell's space exploration experiences, and more!
  • Space Shuttle Atlantis Model - Enjoy your very own scale model of the first orbital human spacecraft designed for reusability.  The Orbiter Atlantis is now retired and on display at the Kennedy Space Center but you can display this highly-detailed die-cast model on your desk or bookshelf!
  • Martian Regolith Simulant - Get your hands on simulant of the Red Planet! Engineered to be identical to soil on planet Mars, this Martian Regolith is a mixture of dust, soil, broken rock, and other organic materials.
  • Virtual History of Space Suits Poster - Study up on your space travel history! This stunning print, created by Pop Chart Lab, shows a timeline of space suits spanning 1961 to present day.
  • Spacecraft Flashcards - Discover 30 of the most iconic spacecraft that have explored our solar system!  This exclusive set features launch dates, mission status, worlds visited, and more fun facts!
  • Astronaut Food Ice Cream Sandwich - You may not be able to travel to the Moon (yet), but you can eat like an astronaut!  Invented for NASA's Mercury Missions, this Neapolitan Ice Cream Sandwich is the perfect freeze-dried treat.
  • Perseverance Mars Rover Mission Patch - Enjoy your very own collectible Perseverance Mars Rover Mission Patch!  Launched on July 30, 2020, the Rover will search for signs of ancient microbial life to explore the past habitability of Mars.
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