Lost Space
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Anyone heard the rumour a man got lost in space?
Heard a Russian was lost on a space mission.
This must be the worst way to die.
Actually 3 Russian cosmonauts were killed in space in 1971 during Soyuz 11 after undocking from the space station Salyut 1. Those are the only 3 deaths in SPACE, but no one has got “lost”.
Lost in Space – Network Sales Presentation
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Lost in Space $11.54 Lost in Space |
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Skylab / Apollo Space Station $3995 Skylab was launched 14 May 1973 by a Saturn INT-21 (a two-stage version of the Saturn V launch vehicle) into a 235 nautical mile orbit. The launch is sometimes referred to as Skylab 1, or SL-1. Severe damage was sustained during launch, including the loss of the station’s micrometeoroid shield/sun shade and one of its main solar panels. Debris from the lost micrometeoroid shield further complicated matters by pinning the remaining solar panel to the side of the station, preventing its deployment and thus leaving the station with a huge power deficit. The station underwent extensive repair during a spacewalk by the first crew, which launched on 25 May 1973 (the SL-2 mission) atop a Saturn IB. Two additional missions followed on 28 July 1973 (SL-3) and 16 November 1973 (SL-4) with stay times of 28, 59, and 84 days, respectively. The last Skylab crew returned to Earth on 8 February 1974. Features: Scale – 1/48 Length – 36″ Width – 28″ Please allow 3 to 6 months from the time of order to delivery, as these models are custom made upon ordering. An additional shipping charge of actual shipping cost to your delivery location will apply on this item. Please contact us for actual shipping cost. No discounts will apply to this model and all sales are final. |
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Lost Spacecraft The Search For Liberty Bell 7 $30.95 “Lost Spacecraft describes the exploration of two unique and dangerous environments – space and the deep ocean – and how the paths of two men, one living and one dead, crossed in the recovery of the Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft.” find out more at www.thespacestore.com |
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Magic School Bus: Space Adventures DVD $19.95 Plot Outline An eccentric schoolteacher takes her class on wonderous educational field trips with the help of a magical schoolbus. Plot Synopsis: In a small grade school, one class has a unique way of learning about the world with their teacher, Ms. Frizzle. To illustrate the science concepts they discuss, they always on a field trip on the Magic Schoolbus, a magic vehicle that can literally go anywhere and be anything as the class explores space, the arctic, the human body in order to have a first hand experience of the principles of science. Three great Magic School Bus episodes on one DVD including Gets Lost In Space , Out Of This World and Taking Flight . 82 minutes. |
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Space Shuttle ‘End of Program lapel Pin’ 1981 – 2011 $4.25 Space Shuttle ‘End of Program lapel Pin’ 1981 – 2011 This Enamel Lapel Pin commemorates the 30 year Space Shuttle Program.This design was the winning submission in a contest. The contest, which closed to submissions last December, was conceived by space shuttle program manager John Shannon and his technical assistant Debbie Byerly as an “uplifting” activity for workers as the program entered its final year. This winning design is by Blake Dumesnil, who chose a diamond-shape for his patch to suggest how the shuttle has been “an innovative, iconic gem in the history of American spaceflight,” its facets fanning out to “evoke the vastness of space and our aim to explore it, as the shuttle has done successfully for decades.”The central element of his design, the space shuttle itself, is bounded by panels depicting the American flag and two sets of stars: 14 in memory of the astronauts lost aboard Challenger and Columbia, and five symbolizing the shuttle fleet including Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour.The patch’s jewel-shape is cradled by the outline of a blue circle, symbolizing the orbiter’s realm in low Earth orbit but also alluding “to the smoothness of the shuttle orbiting the earth,” according to the caption Dumesnil provided for the contest. One Inch Enamel Lapel Pin |
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10 Inch Space Shuttle ‘End of Program Patch’ 1981 – 2011 $29.95 10 Inch Space Shuttle ‘End of Program Patch’ 1981 – 2011 This patch commemorates the 30 year Space Shuttle Program.This design was the winning submission in a contest. The contest, which closed to submissions last December, was conceived by space shuttle program manager John Shannon and his technical assistant Debbie Byerly as an “uplifting” activity for workers as the program entered its final year. This winning design is by Blake Dumesnil, who chose a diamond-shape for his patch to suggest how the shuttle has been “an innovative, iconic gem in the history of American spaceflight,” its facets fanning out to “evoke the vastness of space and our aim to explore it, as the shuttle has done successfully for decades.”The central element of his design, the space shuttle itself, is bounded by panels depicting the American flag and two sets of stars: 14 in memory of the astronauts lost aboard Challenger and Columbia, and five symbolizing the shuttle fleet including Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour.The patch’s jewel-shape is cradled by the outline of a blue circle, symbolizing the orbiter’s realm in low Earth orbit but also alluding “to the smoothness of the shuttle orbiting the earth,” according to the caption Dumesnil provided for the contest. Fully Embroidered 10″ Patch |
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Magic School Bus: Lost In The Solar System $5.95 From the best-selling Scholastic series, this paperback follows the adventures of the Magic School Bus as it turns into a space shuttle and explores the solar system. 40 pages. From School Library Journal The planetarium is closed for repairs, so the Magic School Bus blasts off on a real tour of the solar system. After their previous field trips, the children in Ms. Frizzle’s class are all blase about such things; as they land on the Moon, Venus, and Mars, and fly by the other planets and the Sun, they comment on what they see, generate a blizzard of one- or two-sentence reports on special topics and–even while Ms. Frizzle is left behind in the asteroid belt–crack terrible jokes (“Could Saturn take a bath? Yes, but it might leave a ring!”). Although some of the information is radically simplified–people are said to float in space because “without a large mass nearby . . . they do not have weight”–Cole keeps the narrative specific without burdening it with loads of facts. Degen’s fresh, energetic illustrations complement the breathless pace perfectly. A first-class introduction to the planets, fine for pleasure or purpose reading. –John Peters, New York Public Library Reading level: Ages 4-8 Paperback: 40 pages Publisher: Scholastic Press (February 1, 1992) Language: English |
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Shuttle Columbia Flown Heatshield Door Fragment $79.95 The Space Shuttle was the first reusable spaceship in the world. A total of 6 Space Shuttle’s were build : Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. Two Space Shuttle’s were lost in flight : Challenger (STS-51L) and Columbia (STS-107). This presentation bears a piece of a “Heatshield door fragment” installed in the Space Shuttle Columbia and flown several times in space ! Comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity plus a fact sheet about the Shuttle. PLEASE NOTE : This part is NOT from the ill-fated STS-107 flight but has been removed in 1997 as part of the usual maintenance and officially released by NASA as scrap – thus completely legal to own.Any debris of the Columbia found after STS-107 are illegal to own and must be returned to NASA ! Your presentation package includes : 8×10 color glossy presentation – ready to mat and frame Flown piece of the heatshield flipper door Certificate of authenticity Attractvie fact sheet with interesting facts about the Space Shuttle No discounts allowed on this item |
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Apollo First Landing Patch $4.95 This insignia was produced in 1969 shortly after the Apollo 11 mission. Although production records of this emblem have long been lost, it is likely that it was commissioned by the Grumman Aircraft Corporation, the builder of the Lunar Landing Module. 4 inches. |
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Shuttle Atlantis Flown Blanket $59.95 The Space Shuttle was the first reusable spaceship in the world. A total of 6 Space Shuttle’s were build : Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. Two Space Shuttle’s were lost in flight : Challenger (STS-51L) and Columbia (STS-107). This presentation bears a piece of a thermal blanket installed in the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity plus a fact sheet about the Shuttle. The source of this piece of blanket is a scrapped part of the Shuttle by NASA.Copies of the original scrapping papers from NASA come along with the presentation. Your presentation package includes : 8×10 color glossy presentation – ready to mat and frame Flown piece of thermal blanket Certificate of authenticity Attractive fact sheet with interesting facts about the Space Shuttle No discounts allowed on this item |
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Shuttle Endeavour Flown Insulation Blanket $59.95 The Space Shuttle was the first reusable spaceship in the world. A total of 6 Space Shuttle’s were build : Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. Two Space Shuttle’s were lost in flight : Challenger (STS-51L) and Columbia (STS-107).This presentation bears a piece of a pump insulation blanket installed in the Space Shuttle Endeavour.. Comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity plus a fact sheet about the Shuttle.The source of this piece of blanket is a scrapped part of the Shuttle by NASA. Copies of the original scrapping papers from NASA come along with the presentation. Your presentation package includes : 8×10 color glossy presentation – ready to mat and frame Flown piece of pump insulation blanket Certificate of authenticity Attractive fact sheet with interesting facts about the Space Shuttle No discounts allowed on this item |
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Apollo 12 Mission Lapel Pin $3.95 Apollo 12 Mission Lapel Pin This is a high quality enamel lapel pin that is approximately one inch in diameter.Apollo 12 launched on schedule, during a rainstorm. 36.5 seconds after lift-off from Kennedy Space Center, the Saturn V rocket body was hit by a bolt of lightning. The CM’s instruments momentarily went off-line and Mission Control lost the telemetry feeds from the spacecraft for several seconds. |
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Shuttle Discovery Flown Blanket $59.95 The Space Shuttle was the first reusable spaceship in the world. A total of 6 Space Shuttle’s were build : Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour. Two Space Shuttle’s were lost in flight : Challenger (STS-51L) and Columbia (STS-107). This presentation bears a piece of an insulation blanket installed in the Space Shuttle Discovery and flown several times in space ! Comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity plus a fact sheet about the Shuttle. PLEASE NOTE : This part has been officially scrapped by NASA after it last flew on STS-70 in 1995 as part of the regular maintenance and comes with a copy of the original NASA problem report that caused the removal from the orbiter. Also certified as flown by well-known space expert Ken Havekotte of SCCS. Your presentation package includes : 8×10 color glossy presentation – ready to mat and frame Flown piece of the insulation blanket Certificate of authenticity Attractive fact sheet with interesting facts about the Space Shuttle No discounts allowed on this item |
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STS-51L Mission Patch $4.95 25th Space Shuttle Mission10th Flight of Challenger Crew:Francis R. Scobee, CommanderMichael J. Smith, PilotJudith A. Resnik, Mission SpecialistEllison S. Onizuka, Mission SpecialistRonald E. McNair, Mission SpecialistSharon Christa McAuliffe, Teacher in SpaceGregory B. Jarvis, Payload Specialist The mission featured America’s “Teacher in Space” Sharon Christa McAuliffe. McAuliffe was scheduled to teach lessons from space which would be distributed live via satellite to schools throughout the world. The primary payload was the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite-2 (TDRS-2), originally scheduled to fly aboard canceled mission STS-51E. An explosion 73 seconds after launch resulted in the loss of Challenger and crew. For more information, visit the official NASA Challenger Site . Also be sure to visit one of the Challenger Centers created as an educational memorial to those friends we lost. |
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Autographed 8×10 Photo – Ed Mitchell with Map $145 Autographed 8 x 10 Photo – Ed Mitchell Walking Apollo 14 was the last Apollo flight without a lunar rover, with its more sophisticated navigational system. Here Ed Mitchell ponders a map, on foot, trying to locate Cone crater. Mitchell and Alan Shepard never reached Cone, due to difficulty judging distances and landmarks. They were forced to turn back due to fatigue, and limits of oxygen supply.Mitchell signs in silver, and adds “Lost in Space.” 8 X 10 Autographed Photo of Ed Mitchell Certificate of Authenticity included Money Back Guarantee No discounts or rush shipping available on this item |
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FAREWELL?&Thank You – by Artist Tim Gagnon $6.95 FAREWELL?&Thank You – by Artist Tim Gagnon This design captures the bittersweet emotion of watching the orbiter back away from the ISS for the final time. The Sun is on the horizon. Setting on the Space Shuttle Program but maybe dawning on a new era of exploration. The shuttle?s RMS is raised in salute to all who made the program possible. The Constellation ?Aquila? or ?Eagle? is displayed across the sky. It?s seven stars in tribute to two lost crews.The patch is 4.5? wide by 6? high and is 100% embroidered, have an iron-on backing and a merrowed overlock stitch edge. |
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STS-107 In Memory Patch $4.95 STS-107 In Memory Patch Designed by Marc Jacobs, who has designed several of the astronauts’ personal patches, this memorial insignia matches the silhouette of the STS-107 mission patch with seven stars on a field of blue to honor the crew. Columbia and her crew were lost during entry 16 minutes before landing Feb. 1, 2003. |
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Planet Quest $24.95 Planet Quest™ Game Blast Off to a learning journey through space! The first animal in space was a dog. True or False? The sun is a star. True or False? Learning about our solar system is much more than memorizing planets! It’s full of fascinating facts. For 2?4 players or teams, this board game includes 132 true/false questions on the nine planets, the earth’s moon, supernovas, asteroids and much more. Earn planet cards for correct answers. Be the first to put collect all the planets in the solar system by answering the True/False question cards. Watch out for the black hole, asteroid belt and supernova – you might get lost in space! Teaches fascinating facts about the solar system Planet fact sheet included Includes two challenging levels of game play For 2-4 Players Ages 7-12 Customer Review: I’m not sure if it is the beautiful game board, or the fun of getting better at remembering the True-False facts, but my kids (4, 7, 9) love this game and have played it every day since they got it for Christmas. The rating is based on their (esp. the 4 & 7 year olds) enthusiastic reception. |
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Lost in Space 1999: The Official Annual $2.49 Used |
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50 Ways of Saying Fabulous $14.97 Used – 12-year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties i |
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50 Ways of Saying Fabulous $11.61 Used – 12-year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties i |
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50 Ways of Saying Fabulous $20.55 Used – 12-year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties i |
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50 Ways of Saying Fabulous $41.76 Used – 12-year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties i |
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50 Ways of Saying Fabulous $11.61 New – 12-year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties in |
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50 ways of saying fabulous $9.95 New – -year-old Billy loves food and “Lost in Space.” As the only son on a remote farm in New Zealand, he’s forced into farm chores that aren’t just abhorrent, but that leave him little time to indulge his theatrical bent. He gets by with the help of his tomboy cousin Lou and a rich fantasy life. The arrival of two outsiders — the freaky, pimply Roy and the sexy David Cassidy look-alike Jamie — changes everything. Billy is drawn to both Roy and Jamie, testing his friendships and loyalties in t |
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A Cat, a Rat and a Bat $23.59 Used – Fifth pair of titles in new beginner readers series aimed at children just beginning to tackle texts for themselves. Scout and Ace, a dog and a cat, are lost in space and trying to find their way back to Earth. In each story they encounter strange and sometimes oddly familiar characters. |
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A Cat, a Rat and a Bat $22.46 Used – Fifth pair of titles in new beginner readers series aimed at children just beginning to tackle texts for themselves. Scout and Ace, a dog and a cat, are lost in space and trying to find their way back to Earth. In each story they encounter strange and sometimes oddly familiar characters. |
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A Coin in Nine Hands Coin in Nine Hands Coin in Nine Hands: A Novel a Novel a Novel $18.37 New – During the space of a day in Rome in 1933, a ten-lira coin passes through the hands of nine people – including an aging artist, a prostitute, and a young woman preparing to assassinate Mussolini. In Yourcenar’s brilliant evocation of the Eternal City, this coin links characters otherwise lost in private passions and nearly impenetrable solitude. |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $18.63 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the tee |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $19.32 Used – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the te |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $18.2 Used – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the te |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $29.94 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the tee |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $19.32 New – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the tee |
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A Compendium of Dentistry for the Use of Students and Practitioners $29.94 Used – Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: lost in the bone, and on the other hand enter the cementum. These fibres run obliquely upward and downward. On the side nearest the bone the periosteum is a rather dense, richly vascular, fibrous structure. Near the cementum, however, it resembles a fine network. As it perfectly fills the space between the te |
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A Cracked Pot of Loose Screws and Lost Marbles $47.95 New – A cracked pot is a journey into the mind, of what my wife calls, a madman. Space and time captured in verse and rhyme in a collection of works descriptively manipulated to make one wonder. |
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A Journal for Christa: Christa McAuliffe, Teacher in Space $6.5 New – In this straightforward memoir, McAuliffe’s mother, Grace George Corrigan, makes it very clear just who and what the nation lost in the Challenger tragedy. The product of family history, notes and letters, this is a very personal biography of a remarkable woman. 32 photographs. |
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A Journal for Christa: Christa McAuliffe, Teacher in Space $4.29 Used – In this straightforward memoir, McAuliffe’s mother, Grace George Corrigan, makes it very clear just who and what the nation lost in the Challenger tragedy. The product of family history, notes and letters, this is a very personal biography of a remarkable woman. 32 photographs. |
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A Journal for Christa: Christa McAuliffe, Teacher in Space $15.9 New – In this straightforward memoir, McAuliffe’s mother, Grace George Corrigan, makes it very clear just who and what the nation lost in the Challenger tragedy. The product of family history, notes and letters, this is a very personal biography of a remarkable woman. 32 photographs. |
