Prices Slashed in NASA's Space Shuttle Sale

Wait, for 30 million dollars you can own a space shuttle?! That's less expensive than some people's yachts!

With the Space Shuttle goes any reason for NASA to exist. Time to let someone else see if they can do better.

A lot of outdated tech though, so I am wondering if they will manage to find a collector out there.

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Reminds me of a prank this friend of my sister's played on a friend of his that was out of the country for a couple weeks. He and his other friend disassembled his old VW Beatle and reassembled it in his friends apartment. When his friend got back, they were sitting in it watching the TV that was resting on it's hood. They would have helped me disassembled/reassemble it again had his friend not kicked them out. But, that is what he gets for planting a watercress garden in the guys carpet though.

Gauldar A legend at the Tech university of Eindhoven Netherlands tells that some 25 years ago some students did about the same with the old car of a professor- The man didn't blink or spend one word on it and just reversed the joke in one night- all by himself and with clean hands, without sleepdeprivation on his face and well shaven the next morning...

jwsandersjr - No - And it also doesn't even have a cupholder or a sigarette-lighter or electrical windows...

The shuttles were bought and paid for and operated with American taxpayer dollars. They belong to the people. NASA can't "sell" them because NASA doesn't own them. Further, anyone who knows anything about goverment procurement law understands that first rights of transfer belong to other Government agencies. I doubt the National Parks Service, or anyone other than the National Museum of the United States Air force, would have sufficient display capabilities that begin to meet the minimums set forth by NASA. I am convinced that Boeing, Mac-Douglas, or any other civilian operative would not qualify to even think about getting one of these taxpayer-owned beauties. Maybe Canada should put in a bid- it was the CANADAIN Maneuvering arm that did most of the actual work...