Ty FLIPPABLES TREMOR Dinosaur SpaceX Zero G Indicator DM-2 9 x 16” Medium Plush with tags!

Good condition - Small blemish on the one eye, see pictures!

Background Story of Tremor:

When NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley were launched toward the ISS on Saturday, they weren't alone. Joining them on the SpaceX mission was a stuffed toy named Tremor. The sequined dinosaur was first seen during flight preparations, as he sat in one of the rocket's seats. Now, he can be seen floating around during videos provided by the crew.

So how did this dinosaur hitch a ride on the historic space launch? Tremor actually serves an important role for the astronauts, as he's their zero-gravity indicator. And, he's actually not the first stuffed animal to do the job. There's a history of astronauts using plushies to help them realize when the rocket has reached microgravity by beginning to float. In the case of the SpaceX fight, it took about 10 minutes before

Tremor started floating in the air.

- My Modern Net Jessica Stewart 6/2020 (Article)

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