Space Shuttle Discovery - Flown Payload Bay Liner morecoolthings as well as updates to

as well as updates to past specimens and some brand new additions as well

This specimen is a piece of a Pachycephalosaurus skull dome fossil recovered from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota

Please Note: All Plesiosaur teeth will show signs of repair (typically small cracks repaired with penetrative stabilizers)

ℹ️ If you’re wondering what that big rock is in the center of the picture

This specimen is a fragment of an Ankylosaurus dermal plate from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota

Space Shuttle Discovery - Flown Payload Bay Liner morecoolthings as well as updates toAbove: Front of the Specimen Card With a career that spanned nearly three decades from 1984 to 2011, the Space Shuttle Discovery (OV 103) accrued more space flights than any other craft in the program. Discovery orbited the Earth 5,830 times, traveling approximately 150 million miles. This specimen is a fragment from a mission flown payload liner of the Discovery. Made of fire resistant beta cloth, this material covered insulation and kept the payload