Nasa JPL Brass Belt Buckle Magellan Mission Venus Spacecraft Jet Propulsion Vtg for Sale

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Nasa JPL Brass Belt Buckle Magellan Mission Venus Spacecraft Jet Propulsion Vtg:
$34.99

Vintage Solid Brass JPL NASA Magellan Mission Venus Spacecraft Jet Propulsion Belt Buckle still in original packaging. JPL stands for Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Measures 3 1/2\" x 2 1/4\" and space for belt is about 1 1/2\". This unique belt buckle is a great way to show your love and passion for space exploration.
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About the Mission:Launched May 4, 1989, the Magellan spacecraft, which arrived at Venus in 1990, made the first global map of the surface of Venus as well as global maps of the planet\'s gravity field. The mission produced surprising findings about Venus, including a relatively young planetary surface possibly formed by lava flows from planet-wide volcanic eruptions.
In October 1994, the Magellan spacecraft intentionally plunged to the surface of Venus to gather data on the planet\'s atmosphere before it ceased operations. It marked the first time an operating planetary spacecraft had been intentionally crashed.