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NASA shuttle replica heads out for… New Jersey [with video]

Mihai Andrei by Mihai Andrei
June 4, 2012
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The original orbital prototype replica, the Enterprise was transported over the Hudson river to its destination, a place where no other shuttle has gone before: New Jersey.

Enterprise was brought to its new home, the Intrepid sea, air and space museum. It was placed on a barge and taken to its final resting point, where it will be on permanent display; this is a bittersweet celebration, as NASA is currently unable to make its own flights to the orbit, relying on Russian shuttles, and more recently, on private companies – SpaceX.

The street party was quite the mixture: it featured exhibits of new technologies and space vehicles that are being developed for the future of space exploration, as well as local marching bands, food, and other types of entertainment.

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Former astronaut Steve Oswald was one of the main attractions, as he signed numerous autographs; so if it wasn’t already on your ‘to see list when in New York’, you should definitely add it now: the Intrepid Museum.

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