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Mercury MA-7 Faith 7 - Flown HeatshieldMercury MA 7 "Aurora 7" Flown Heatshield Fragment Mercury Aurora 7 was the second manned orbital Mercury mission piloted by Scott Carpenter. Launched May 24th 1962 Carpenter faced some navigation problems and landed 400 km off target in the Atlantic ocean. The source of this heatshield fragment was a larger block of heatshield given to VIP's and NASA workers as recognition for their work in the space program. Triangle fragment of heatshield material

is bounded by panels depicting the American flag and two sets of stars: 14 in memory of the astronauts lost aboard Challenger and Columbia

Three new crew members will arrive shortly thereafter on Soyuz TMA-17

Please note that every fragment looks different

LARGE - for suits sized 12/14 and up

Flight Engineer 3 Karen L

The Matt size for the 20" x 24" is 22" x 26"

Each medallion is be protected within a circular presentation case (with high-density

flying the number 3 aircraft

This design was the winning submission in a contest

This high quality replica is crafted from plastic and comes with a wooden base

Adult Large Flight Suit

For 30 years the fleet of shuttles carried men and hardware into space as no other space transport system could