Space Shuttle Atlantis - Flown Thermal Blanket dawnredwood NOVUS 2 removes fine scratches

NOVUS 2 removes fine scratches

Classic Riker Box Specimen - This specimen is a fragment of a Smilodon fatalis femur recovered on private land in Florida

and all teeth will show some sign of repair

Above: A fossilized Hyracodon skeleton in the Los Angeles Natural History Museum (Source: Dawn Pedersen/Flickr)

Space Shuttle Atlantis - Flown Thermal Blanket dawnredwood NOVUS 2 removes fine scratchesAbove: Front of the Specimen Card The Space Shuttle Atlantis (OV 104) was the fourth of the five space shuttles used in space operations. It was also the final shuttle to be flown. During Atlantis' tenure, the craft was instrumental in sending planetary probes to Venus and Jupiter and adding modules to the ISS. This specimen is a piece of a mission flown insulation blanket, which was part of Atlantis' Thermal Control System. The TCS helped the ship