"Challenger" was the first Space Shuttle to be destroyed in a mission accident. The collected debris of the vessel is currently buried in decommissioned missile silos at Launch Complex 31, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. A section of the fuselage recovered from Space Shuttle "Challenger" can also be found at the "Forever Remembered" memorial at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida. Debris from the orbiter sometimes wash up on the Florida coast. This is collected and transported to the silos for storage. Because of its early loss, "Challenger" was the only Space Shuttle that never wore the NASA "meatball" logo, and was never modified with the MEDS "glass cockpit". The tail was never fitted with a drag chute, which was fitted to the remaining orbiters in 1992. "Challenger" and sister ship "Columbia" are the only two shuttles that never visited the Mir Space Station or the International Space Station. In September 2020 Netflix released "", a four-part miniseries created by Steven Leckart and Glen Zipper documenting the tragedy firsthand.