Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39A Specimen - Limited Supply rockinaboxdendriticagate Cretaceous–Paleogene (66

Cretaceous–Paleogene (66

Pictures on this page are representative of the material but every fragment will be absolutely unique

Here the amber has been reworked from older sediments and redeposited in these younger layers of sediment

In the southeastern spur of North Africa’s Great Sand Sea

Glyptodons used their claws and tails to ward off attackers

Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39A Specimen - Limited Supply rockinaboxdendriticagate Cretaceous–Paleogene (66Sold out! Check out more NASA specimens here! First appearing in the Fifth Edition, Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39A is now available in the shop! Host to the test flight of the Saturn V, the launch of Apollo 11, and the majority of Space Shuttle missions, LC 39A is a historic part of space exploration. This specimen is a cross section of a light support fixture, originally attached to the Shuttle Programs Fixed Service Structure of Launch Pad 39A