Now that the programme is coming to an end, NASA is selling off its fleet of space shuttles at a knock-down price of $28.8 million dollars and throwing in the main engines for free.
Install a death ray in the cargo bay, add a couple of solid rocket boosters, and you'll be making demands for world domination for under $100 million tops.
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