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Topic: Astronaut Scholarship Nov. 2008 auction
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Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 42988 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 10-02-2008 08:52 PM
Astronaut Scholarship Foundation release Preview One of a Kind Astronaut Experiences and Personal Memorabilia!The Astronaut Scholarship Foundation's online catalog for its 6th Annual Auction of Astronaut Experiences and Memorabilia debuts TODAY! Be the first to view 40 unique auction lots personally donated by the men and women who have written space exploration history! Highlights from the auction include: Experiences- Lunch with Mercury & Space Shuttle Astronaut John Glenn
- Scuba Dive in Nassau Bahamas with Moonwalker Charlie Duke
- Attend a Space Shuttle Launch with STS-1 Astronaut Bob Crippen
- And More!
Artifacts
- FLOWN Apollo 8 American Flag
- NASA 50th Anniversary, multi-astronaut, signed print
- FLOWN Skylab 4 boots worn and inscribed by Bill Pogue
- And More!
View the auction catalog PLUS register for your auction paddle number and be ready to bid on these out-of-this-world auction lots on October 31! All auction proceeds benefit the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, a nonprofit organization providing scholarships for outstanding college science and engineering students. |
Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 42988 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 10-30-2008 05:07 PM
Astronaut Scholarship Foundation release Celebrity Astronauts Offer Experiences & Artifacts in Charity AuctionThey have soared into outer space, performed daring space walks, took giant leaps on the moon and now want to spend time with you! More than 50 celebrity astronauts, including John Glenn, Jim Lovell and Buzz Aldrin, are offering once-in-a-lifetime one-on-one experiences, cool space artifacts and autographed items in the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation's (ASF) 6th Annual Online Auction of Astronaut Experiences and Memorabilia, which opens tomorrow, October 31, 2008. Now, bidders will have the chance to own a jacket worn in space by a real astronaut, a flown food container from the legendary Apollo 13 flight or a rare NASA 50th anniversary print signed by over 20 space heroes! Other lots up for grabs include lunch with John Glenn, skydiving with 5-time Space Shuttle astronaut Robert Gibson and viewing a Space Shuttle launch with the first shuttle pilot Robert Crippen! "The astronaut experiences are a great way to combine our hobbies with our dedication to the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation," said Mercury astronaut and ASF founder Scott Carpenter. "The Foundation has a long standing commitment to support the best and the brightest science and engineering college students this country has to offer. This auction will generate significant funds for these students." Bidders may view the auction lots online now; and in-person on November 7, 2008 at ASF's Astronaut Autograph & Memorabilia Show at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, FL, where astronauts will be signing autographs for the public. The auction closes on Saturday, November 8, 2008, at 9:30 p.m. EST. The astronauts have donated the auction lots as a way to raise funds for the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, a non-profit organization which provides scholarships to exceptional college students in the science or engineering field of their major. The Foundation funds nineteen $10,000 scholarships annually and has awarded more than $2.6 million nationwide. The ASF's Astronaut Autograph & Memorabilia Show is the world's largest astronaut autograph show and will feature more than 25 heroic astronauts and space icons on November 7 and 9 at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, FL. Ticket proceeds benefit the ASF. |
MCroft04 Member Posts: 1634 From: Smithfield, Me, USA Registered: Mar 2005
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posted 11-02-2008 07:58 AM
Is anyone else experiencing discrepancies in the bids on the ASF auction site? Several of the times that I've checked the bids I get "old data" that appears to be from the first day of bidding. |
mjanovec Member Posts: 3811 From: Midwest, USA Registered: Jul 2005
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posted 11-23-2008 12:43 PM
Does anyone know why the winning bid for the Anders auction was recently changed from $1250 to $1500? | |
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