Concorde Jet Rotor mm3 Upon return

Upon return

Space Shuttle nose landing gear tire which was removed from service after the Space Shuttle Columbia's 13th mission

Part of the Greater Himalayas

Above: Top: Shaded relief image of the northwest corner of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula generated from Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) data

"Comparative analysis of the mammoth populations on Wrangel Island and the Channel Islands

Concorde Jet Rotor mm3 Upon returnThis specimen is a fragment of a high pressure compressor vane taken from the jet engine of the Concorde. The original titanium vane was divided into long, thin slices using a high energy cutter, after which each slice was hand polished and cut into the "delta wing" shape you see here. This is the same process we used to produce the specimen in the Mini Museum itself, but this larger specimen measures approximately 1 cm in length. Please note that