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Food for Space Panel

Food for Space

From the experience gained during earlier human space flight programs, NASA can now provide food for shuttle astronauts that is not only nutritious, but tastes good, too! They may eat from a standard menu or substitute items to satisfy their own tastes. The selection of foods is designed to supply each crew member with all the recommended daily allowances (RDA) of vitamins and minerals.

Components

A tabletop version of the self-standing panel displays illustrating food in space. The exhibit utilizes photography, captions and mock-up space shuttle food tray with assorted foods depicting a typical dinner and menu aboard the Orbiter.

Assembled dimensions: 72″ x 16″ x 30″.

Requirements

Value for insurance purposes: $798.49

Shipping: 1 crate (34″ x 6″ x 27″), total weight 55 lbs.

Labor/Time: 2 persons, 30 minutes

Equipment/Tools: Hand truck and pliers

Minimum door opening: 36 inches wide

Setup instructions provided.

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Aerial photograph of Johnson Space Center facilities taken from a U.S. Coast Guard H-65 helicopter.
Aerial photograph of Johnson Space Center facilities taken from a U.S. Coast Guard H-65 helicopter.
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