Concorde Jet Rotor Turbine Blade dinosaurs and mountains in all their

and mountains in all their lunar glory

Above: K-Pg Boundary Material

An information card is included with images from Apollo 13

including the first industrial-scale plutonium production reactor and the first atomic bombs

Concorde Jet Rotor Turbine Blade dinosaurs and mountains in all theirTraveling at a top speed of Mach 2. 04, the Concorde was the first supersonic commercial aircraft in history. While it was retired in 2003, the aircraft represented a collaborative effort between British and French engineers that resulted in one of the most powerful aircraft engines of the time. Recovered from one of the jet engines powering the sleek ship, this specimen is a complete Concorde Jet Rotor Turbine Blade! Want more from Air & Space? Check