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A HERETIC I AM

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Thu Apr 23, 2020, 10:23 AM Apr 2020

Interesting video on the restoration of the "Starship Enterprise" model, from the original series

This is 5 years old, so forgive me if this has been posted before, and also forgive me if this isn't the right group for this, but I figured this was just about the most appropriate place to put it.

This came up on my YouTube feed presumably because their logarithms skew my feed toward aviation and space, among the other obscure subjects I often search!

Anyway, this is about how the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum at Dulles Airport has conducted the restoration of this icon of 1960's U.S. Science Fiction Television.

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Interesting video on the restoration of the "Starship Enterprise" model, from the original series (Original Post) A HERETIC I AM Apr 2020 OP
Here's a similar video regarding the restoration of the "Galileo" from Space.com. Marcuse Apr 2020 #1
Cool! Thanks for the find. A HERETIC I AM Apr 2020 #3
Saw the Galileo 7 at Houston Space around New Year's 2019 -- it looks great! TreadSoftly Apr 2020 #8
You might also post to ... left-of-center2012 Apr 2020 #2
seen this before and still love it AllaN01Bear Apr 2020 #4
Post-restoration follow-up AtheistCrusader Apr 2020 #5
Very cool Thanks so much for this! A HERETIC I AM Apr 2020 #6
Yay! BigOleDummy Apr 2020 #7
Wow! K and R!! PCIntern Apr 2020 #9

TreadSoftly

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8. Saw the Galileo 7 at Houston Space around New Year's 2019 -- it looks great!
Fri Apr 24, 2020, 07:49 PM
Apr 2020

Unfortunately the G7 was installed in the corner of the cafeteria. I took pictures but there are lots of people eating lunch, milling about, etc. I don't think many people there knew or had time (most were corralling children). Thanks for the video!

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