The Strange History of the Galileo Shuttle from Star Trek: TOS #SciFiSunday - 2 minutes read




We learn of how the 3/4-scale model came to be and how it was left to rot, restored, and left to rot again several times before getting the respect it deserves as an important cultural artifact.

In this 35-minute mini doc on Weird Nashville, they recount the multiple riches to rags (and back again) timeline of the Galileo shuttle craft from the original Star Trek series.

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