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For thirty years the Shuttle launched like a rocket and landed like a glider — freeing Hubble, then assembling the ISS, crewed continuously since November 2000.
The Shuttle and station made orbit a workplace — a laboratory circling the world sixteen times a day. Our collection celebrates the era that made space routine.
From orbit to wheels-stop, the returning orbiter was a 100-ton glider — one approach, no engines, no second chances.
The station circles Earth every 90 minutes — crews watch a sunrise or sunset roughly every 45.
The ISS recycles about 93% of its water — yesterday's sweat and breath become tomorrow's coffee.
