Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking image related to American space exploration, specifically highlighting the astronaut spacewalk scene. The design includes an astronaut clad in a spacesuit performing a spacewalk outside a spacecraft in outer space. The background predominantly shows the blackness of space with subtle Earth details visible. The astronaut’s suit is white, and elements of the spacecraft or space station structure can be seen around him.

Text on the card reads “american space pioneers” and “outer Space” alongside the word “astronaut” and “space walk.” The lower portion of the card displays the title “America’s First Salvage Mission” and “NASA Recovery of Westar,” referencing the historic effort involving NASA and the Westar satellite. Additionally, the card bears the name “Cable & Wireless (CWI),” linking it to the telecommunications company involved in the distribution or creation of the card. The denomination indicated on the card is $3.

This phone card commemorates a significant chapter in American space history, capturing the essence of the first salvage mission by NASA. The imagery and textual references firmly root it in the context of the Westar satellite recovery operation, celebrating the pioneering efforts of American astronauts working in space beyond the Earth’s atmosphere.

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