Framed watercolor of a Space Shuttle launch, Signature Edition print with a flown Space Shuttle Columbia solar blanket piece
Space Shuttle launch watercolor print with a flown STS-93 solar blanket fragment, black frame, white mat, angled view
Close-up watercolor space art of a Space Shuttle launch with external tank and boosters, by The New Space Age
Close-up of a flown STS-93 Columbia solar blanket fragment mounted on an artwork card by The New Space Age

Vendor:The New Space Age

Space Shuttle Launch - Fine Art Print & Flown Fragment

Vibrant watercolor fine art print (21x15cm) by space artist Sina Rathai (@artofaspacenerd) of Space Shuttle Columbia during launch. Handsigned & handwritten by the artist. Printed on high-quality Hahnemühle paper with archival pigment ink, making it nearly indistinguishable from the original artwork. Contains a flown solar insulation blanket fragment from Space Shuttle mission STS-93 that orbited Earth 80 times. 

STS-93 was a historic mission, launching on July 23, 1999, and marking the first time a woman – Commander Eileen Collins – commanded a Space Shuttle flight. Despite an early engine anomaly, Columbia successfully deployed the Chandra X-ray Observatory, one of NASA’s “Great Observatories,” opening an entirely new window to the high-energy universe. After nearly five days in orbit, Columbia gracefully glided back to Earth with a landing speed of 361 km/h.

Each flown piece is unique - size and shape may vary. Choose between a framed version or an unframed print in a protective folder.

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Option: Framed
€59,00 EUR
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