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Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery
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Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery

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This is the Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery from the NASA...

The Space Shuttle Discovery was one of the main shuttles of The Space Shuttle Program, with 27 years of service from 1984 to 2011, a total of 29 missions all successful, a crew members of 252 astronauts and a total of 365 days in the space.
The last mission of Discovery was the last mission of the Space Shuttle Program completed in 2011.
Now, the Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery is located in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.

NOTES!!!
The 3d model was downloaded form the website https://3d.si.edu/ the modifications just to run on the Space Engine were made by me.
To use it, just you have to be in the flight simulator, select the Ships panel/Build/Real/NASA/Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery.

Enjoy!!! and thanks for use it :D
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Not Chris 7 Aug, 2024 @ 9:35pm 
Gravity
GalacticFederal2375 18 May, 2022 @ 7:51am 
You did a fine job porting the model to SpaceEngine. The Smithsonian should have done a much better job with it, because the cockpit looks f-ed up from the inside.
🌀JuanJGM_18  [author] 4 Apr, 2021 @ 4:39pm 
First, you must create it if you haven't. For create remember: you have to be in the flight simulator mode (from the main menu), open the Spacecraft manager panel with CTRL+F3 and now go to: /Build/Real/NASA/Orbiter Space Shuttle Discovery/ and finally Build it. Once created , if you want search it, should appear in the spacecraft manager panel...
Pat 3 Apr, 2021 @ 9:15am 
I cant find it
smeem 25 Oct, 2020 @ 2:17pm 
Finely someone made it, Thank you!