The last remaining external fuel tank from the space shuttle era has reached its final destination at a science museum in Los Angeles. NASA'S last space shuttle external propellant tank has now joined the retired orbiter Endeavour on display in Los Angeles. It was built as a sister tank for the space shuttle Columbia. NASA wrapped up the carefully planned 18-hour journey, down more than 26 kilometres of streets of Inglewood and Los Angeles, when the tank arrived at the California Science Center on Saturday. Wyoming Victoria takes a selfie with his son Enzo Victoria, 6, as the tank makes its way through the streets.

Source: CBC News May 22, 2016 05:45 UTC