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EDUCATION: ARTIFACT LOAN OPPORTUNITIES
NASA is pleased to offer a new program of Artifact Loan Opportunities created to help museums and other organizations traditionally not associated with NASA gain access to NASA artifacts.

These artifacts represent the often revolutionary accomplishments that have resulted from NASA's decades of exploring the unknown.



Space Shuttle Main Landing Gear Tires
Proposal Period: CLOSED

NASA is seeking outside organizations interested in a unique outreach opportunity using main landing gear tires from space shuttle missions. The long-term loan of these tires may be used to educate, inspire or inform the public about NASA’s scientific and technological achievements through art, sculpture, furniture, building structures, exhibits or other innovative uses of the artifacts. These items may not be used for the promotion of any organization or entity, or for commercial purposes.
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Update: NASA should be notifying tire loan applicants late the week of july 21st regarding your selection. Thank you for your interest in this program. We are sorry for any issue this slight delay may cause.





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