Re: space news from Aug 10 AW&ST

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From: karn
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1987 08:28

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> Now
> if NASA was to go off and to recover some nice historic space or even
> lunar debris, I'm sure the Smithsonian would love to put it on display.

Among the items on display at the Air & Space Museum:

The Apollo 11 command module
the faulty electronics box removed from Solar Max
the TV camera from Surveyor III, removed during the Apollo 12 mission
moon rocks

Phil

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Subject: Re: space news from Aug 10 AW&ST
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Date: Mon, 28-Sep-87 04:28:39 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 28 04:28:39 1987
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Summary: stuff from space *is* in the smithsonian

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