Collection: Cross-Sell Application

This is a real good sticker. And tomorrow... its gonna be a... really good sticker!. Measures 2.29" x 3.21" and is on white vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

“No!” was the first children’s album by They Might Be Giants and the whole identity was designed by Chop Shop Studio (then Chopping Block). Released in 2002, the album became the soundtrack for a generation now heading to middle school. Each print is sealed with the Chop Shop Studio logo. Print is 10x10" archival digital using Epson quality inks on Red River paper.

Way back in 2009 we released this t-shirt featuring the new first family in the Land of Submarines. Initially we intended to have Obama, Michelle, Biden and Hillary but later decided to reject the political and went with the family. Now that Hillary is a nominee we thought it would be fun to bring them all together one last time for election season. Note: The printed art is square. Both image dimensions will be equal to your selected size width. However, a minimum of 2" will always be provided along the sheet bottom.

Neil Armstrong’s famous “small step” was actually a giant leap. Especially considering it it happened in 1969! Stickers are 3" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Text reads, “One Giant Leap for All Mankind”.

We must be up inside the cyclone! About 3.5" tall and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The official t-shirt of Explore Mars, Inc.’s annual conference, the 2023 Humans to Mars Summit (H2M) that will take place on May 16-18, 2023 at the National Academy of Sciences Building in Washington, D.C. This event is already shaping up to be the largest H2M yet. Phases of Exploration illustrates the growing consensus that humanity needs to get back to the moon, using that as a stepping stone to continue onward to Mars.

The official t-shirt of Explore Mars, Inc.’s annual conference, the 2023 Humans to Mars Summit (H2M) that will take place on May 16-18, 2023 at the National Academy of Sciences Building in Washington, D.C. This event is already shaping up to be the largest H2M yet. Phases of Exploration illustrates the growing consensus that humanity needs to get back to the moon, using that as a stepping stone to continue onward to Mars.

In only three and a half months, Pioneer became the very first mission to enter the Asteroid Belt to explore the outer solar system. A precursor to the Voyager mission, complete with its own version of an interplanetary message… The mission will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary since its launch in 1972.  Giclée versions are printed archival with Epson inks and sizes are as noted in the pull down. The screen print measures 20"x36" printed in 4 colors by Vahalla.

In only three and a half months, Pioneer became the very first mission to enter the Asteroid Belt to explore the outer solar system. A precursor to the Voyager mission, complete with its own version of an interplanetary message… The mission will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary since its launch in 1972.  Stickers are 3.5" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

In only three and a half months, Pioneer became the very first mission to enter the Asteroid Belt to explore the outer solar system. A precursor to the Voyager mission, complete with its own version of an interplanetary message… The mission will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary since its launch in 1972. 

In only three and a half months, Pioneer became the very first mission to enter the Asteroid Belt to explore the outer solar system. A precursor to the Voyager mission, complete with its own version of an interplanetary message… The mission will soon celebrate its 50th anniversary since its launch in 1972.

Featuring three space telescopes that were/are responsible for finding planets around other stars including Kepler, Tess, and Spitzer. Size is 4" x 3.75" die-cut on vinyl. Ideal for indoor/outdoor use.

You damn dirty apes. You finally did it. NOW BIGGER!: Measures 3.5"x3.5" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

As the Cold War was ending and the Soviet Union collapsed, Louis Friedman traveled to Russia more than 50 times. Between 1984 and 2005, he worked to advance international space cooperation to explore Mars and other worlds in our solar system. In this book, he recounts his personal stories from those adventures in Russia. Among them are observing a Submarine Launched Ballistic Mission on a Russian Navy ship in the Barents Sea, and testing Mars Rover prototypes on volcanic mountains in Kamchatka. He chronicles the times he travelled to the secret Soviet nuclear laboratory in Chelyabinsk-70 with Edward Teller, the inventor of the hydrogen bomb and he flew in hot air balloons on a Soviet airfield in Lithuania. These adventures were undertaken to advance the idea of the United States and Russia leading a world effort to explore Mars together. Included is a Chapter and Appendices on the politics, history and challenges of international cooperation for human exploration of Mars.

With only so much room on our Planetary Blocks, we were excited to also produce a foldout supplemental poster to expand on the research and data we used to create the set. It expands on the scale and distance sides of the blocks as well as providing a ton more of new information from ice volcanoes to subsurface oceans all the way out to Planet Nine! Choose from Light Grey, Inverted Black or Stark White. Digital print is 16"x24" on Red River archival paper using Epson inks.

Each week, Planetary Radio's Sarah Al-Ahmed visits with scientists, engineers, mission leaders, astronauts, advocates, and writers who provide their unique and exciting perspectives on the exploration of our universe. Stickers are 3" square and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Each week, Planetary Radio's, Sarah Al-Ahmed dives into conversations with an eclectic mix of guests — from scientists and engineers to mission leaders, astronauts, advocates, and writers — each bringing their own fascinating perspectives on universe exploration. We still have some of the original design in some sizes. See original (2019 version) on images #3 and #4.  

Each week, Planetary Radio's, Sarah Al-Ahmed dives into conversations with an eclectic mix of guests — from scientists and engineers to mission leaders, astronauts, advocates, and writers — each bringing their own fascinating perspectives on universe exploration.

NOTE: This item is on clearance. No additional copies will be produced and all sales are final. Really, if anyone was left out it is Eris which is actually bigger than Pluto! Sorry ladies. This one is Standard stock Men’s / Unisex only.

The Planetary Society original “Clipper Logo” revised to reflect a new mission. Here the Solar System is replaced with the Jupiter System and the Clipper Ship is replaced by the Europa Clipper spacecraft swinging in between Europa and Ganymede.

This is something we have wanted to do since opening our space shop. The Planetary Society was stablished 40 years ago this year and this tee features the original “Clipper” logo which was used for at least 20 years. 

This is something we have wanted to do since opening our space shop. The Planetary Society was stablished 40 years ago this year and this tee features the original “Clipper” logo which was used for at least 20 years. 

This is something we have wanted to do since opening our space shop. The Planetary Society was stablished 40 years ago this year and this tee features the original “Clipper” logo which was used for at least 20 years. 

A global celebration of NASA’s Perseverance rover, China’s Tianwen-1 lander, and the United Arab Emirates’ Hope orbiter all arriving at the red planet. Archival digital with ConeColor Ink on Red River Polar White.  * The 24X30 print includes a .25' white border.