Yuri Gagarin's Lieutenant Pin

Yuri Gagarin's Lieutenant Pin
Origin	Yuri Gagarin
Type	Lieutenant Pin
Effects	Allows user to withstand high heat
Downsides	When removed user becomes claustrophobic
Activation	Wearing
Collected by	Warehouse 13 Agents
Section	Nero-637H
Aisle	59063-2218
Shelf	44687-9838-005
Date of Collection	1975
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Origin

Yuri Gagarin (1934 - 1968) was a Russian Soviet pilot and cosmonaut who was the first human to journey into outer space when the Vostok spacecraft completed an orbit of the Earth. Unknown to Gagarin, one of the shields broke during reentry due to the extreme heat. One of the items he was allowed to wear in space was his lucky Lieutenant Pin, which he wore to the launch from Luostari Airbase because he felt it helped him survive the terrible weather. The pin once again was his good luck charm, as instead of the frictional heat roasting Gagarin alive, the pin instead absorbed it keeping him alive. Researchers were amazed that even with the crack Gagarin survived the landing.

Effects

The user becomes resistant to high temperatures above normal operating standards. They will suffer no burns or scaring, although extreme dehydration can occur. Removing the pin will cause the user to suddenly feel claustrophobic, even if in an open area.