Shuttle Endeavour
Shuttle Endeavour
This Christmas ornament shows STS-49, Space Shuttle Endeavour's maiden flight which launched on May 7, 1992.
The goal of this mission was to retrieve the Intelsat VI satellite.
On this ornament we see a three-person extra vehicular activity, which was the first time that three people from the same spacecraft walked in space at the same time.
It also features two quotes; the first one from author Richard Bach and the second from Daniel C Brandenstein, Space Shuttle Endeavour Commander;
"You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it however."
"Houston, I think we got a satellite."
The artwork is by the world renowned aviation artist Warren Green and is an eleventh limited edition.
It is 3.25" in diameter, and has a descriptive quote on the back. It comes packaged in a decorative display box which is perfect for gift giving to business associates, aviation enthusiasts, and friends.
The goal of this mission was to retrieve the Intelsat VI satellite.
On this ornament we see a three-person extra vehicular activity, which was the first time that three people from the same spacecraft walked in space at the same time.
It also features two quotes; the first one from author Richard Bach and the second from Daniel C Brandenstein, Space Shuttle Endeavour Commander;
"You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it however."
"Houston, I think we got a satellite."
The artwork is by the world renowned aviation artist Warren Green and is an eleventh limited edition.
It is 3.25" in diameter, and has a descriptive quote on the back. It comes packaged in a decorative display box which is perfect for gift giving to business associates, aviation enthusiasts, and friends.
Price: $7.50
