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I was at the Smithsonian Museum (the Air and Space one in Washingtion
D.C.) last weekend, where Spaceship One hangs in the lobby. Does anybody know why there is a dent in the bottom of the fuselage, very close to the back? I wonder if I missed something in the press releases or other coverage. There are bits of online literature that acknowledge but don't explain the dent. Great museum, by the way, both of them in fact (the other one is close to Dulles airport). I'm preaching to the choir here ![]() |
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