Space Shuttle Discovery
Space Shuttle Discovery
Space Shuttle Discovery
Space Shuttle Discovery

Space Shuttle Discovery

Ages 10+
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NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery flew 39 missions in space. This one flies around the backyard.

Lift off, hover, pitch forward, bank left. You're at the controls of a miniature shuttle modeled on one of the most famous spacecraft ever built.

Fly it once, land it, fly it again.

Features

A remote-controlled flying Space Shuttle that lifts off in a shape kids know from the history books.

  • Remote-controlled flying shuttle drone
  • Flies up, down, forward, and backward
  • Sleek orbiter design built for epic adventures
  • Easy control for new pilots reaching for the sky
  • Sparks imagination about space, flight, and exploration

Frequently asked questions

What age is the Space Shuttle Discovery for?
The Space Shuttle Discovery is recommended for kids ages 10 and up. It contains small parts and isn't suitable for children under 3.
Is the Space Shuttle Discovery based on a real spacecraft?
Yes. The Space Shuttle Discovery is modeled on NASA's real Space Shuttle Discovery, the orbiter that flew 39 missions before retirement in 2011.
How does the Space Shuttle Discovery fly?
The Space Shuttle Discovery is a remote-controlled flying drone. It lifts off, hovers, and responds to directional commands: up, down, forward, backward, and side to side.
Does the Space Shuttle Discovery need batteries?
The shuttle itself uses a built-in rechargeable battery. The remote controller takes 3 AAA batteries, which aren't included.
Where is the Space Shuttle Discovery best flown?
The Space Shuttle Discovery flies best in open indoor spaces or calm outdoor conditions without strong wind.
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A nice flying toy suttle drone for kids.

Got this for my grandson, he loves it. it's perfect for a 10 year old boy. It fly's well but does not like any wind. it's quite light being made primary of styrofoam. I suggest it be flown in a wide open space as the slightest breeze will move it around. Keep it away from tall grass and trees large fields work best. if you must take off from a grassy area then use your hand or a piece of cardboard as a helipad. It seems to be a good deal for $49. One draw back is it only has one battery and that last about 6 to 7 minutes then you need to recharge it and that takes about 45 minutes.


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