Collection: Earth, Moon and More

The LRV was featured on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 from the years 1971-72. Each vehicle drove an average of 30km on the surface of the moon and were ultimately left behind upon departure. Size is 3.25”x2.5” die-cut on holographic style vinyl.

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

The new solar system with all the major moons and Pluto lost in the Kuiper Belt (look for it, it is there!). This was the exclusive member T-shirt design for The Planetary Society from 2016 to 2020.

There ARE more than just eight PLANETS! We love Pluto, too, but why do we put all the focus on these particular eight bodies simply because they orbit the Sun? With all due respect to Copernicus, we would like to propose a whole new way of looking at our local celestial neighborhood. Created in partnership with The Planetary Society, the set includes 20 Solar System toy blocks featuring 8 planets, 8 moons, 3 dwarf planets and just one star. The package also includes a special two-sided supplemental fold-out poster that will provide a wealth of additional information about the fascinating worlds in our celestial neighborhood. 

You know this one. Sticker is 3.5" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

When we see the Apollo EMU we emotionally see Armstrong, or Aldrin, or any one of the other ten astronauts that walked on the Moon. However, the Apollo Extra-Vehicular Mobility Unit is just as much a complex machine as the vehicles that made the journey.  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures about 2.75" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Why explore just planets when you can explore WORLDS?! There are at least 19 of them beckoning to be explored (not to mention some others that couldn’t fit on a sticker).  Sticker measures 11"x3" and ideal for indoor/outdoor use.

In honor of the 50th anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s historic first manned mission into the great beyond. 23 historic missions of man’s exploration of space from the very first satellites to man’s first permanent outpost in Earth orbit. This is the sister design to beyondEarth our popular design commemorating mankind’s most historic robotic interplanetary missions.

Ever wonder what the Moon looked like on your birthday? Or the birth dates of your children? The day you got married? We use the data you provide to research how the moon looked on your special day, and we set it in this bracelet for a fashionable and personal statement piece. Beautiful detailing on the bracelet shows the phases of the moon, only completed by your personal phase.  To order, please provide your date in this format: MM/DD/YYYY, Time Zone, and Approximate Time Of Day. If your date has a "new Moon" would essentially be a black charm. We include a card with your piece that describes the date information provided and the Moon phase.

NASA created this chart in 1967 to illustrate the flight path and key mission events for the upcoming Apollo missions to the Moon. Image Credit:NASA, published: May 1, 1967. Printed on archival Red River paper with ConeColor inks for Epson printers. Please note that if you expect to read the small text, you may need reading glasses. ;)

Yuri’s Night is a global celebration of Yuri Gagarin becoming the first human to venture into space on April 12, 1961. This is the 3" round magnet that does the same thing.

The first spacecraft to visit Mercury in 30 years, and the first ever to orbit Mercury. Stickers are 3" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. 

65 million years ago a 100 million Megaton city-sized asteroid hit what is now Mexico. That impact led to the extinction of 70% of all species on Earth and the extinction of the ancient dinosaurs. Remember Chicxulub! Originally created for The Planetary Society’s 2018 Kick Asteroid Campaign.

Gemini helped NASA prepare for the Apollo moon landings with ten crewed long duration orbital flights in 1965 and 1966. Stickers are now 3.75" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Why explore just planets when you can explore WORLDS?! There are at least 19 of them beckoning to be explored (not to mention some others that couldn’t fit on a sticker).  Sticker measures 7.5"x3" and ideal for indoor/outdoor use.

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”.

NASA’s Apollo Program successfully sent twelve humans to the surface of the Moon starting in 1969 and ending in 1975.  Now bigger! Magnet is 3.5" circular and Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Several Soviet spacecraft explored Venus beginning in 1961 until 1984. Collectively acheiving the first interplanetary atmospheric entry, the first interplanetary soft-landing, and the first to return images from the surface of another planet.  Stickers are 3" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. 

The CSM functioned as the Apollo mother ship, which carried a crew of three astronauts and the LEM, to lunar orbit, and brought the astronauts back to Earth. Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures about 2.75" wide. 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.

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.  

All copies, final sale. There are no planned future runs for this design. Having successfully completed test flight of LightSail™ in June of 2015, the Society is has completed the execution of a fully-fledged demonstration of solar sailing with LightSail 2. The mission was deorbited on Nov 17, 2022 after 3.5 years in orbit.

Back in Stock! Stay unextinct with the popular “Steve” the dinosaur pin from the Planetary Society’s Kick Asteroid Campaign. Rubber pin backing. Measures about 1.72" tall.

Stay unextinct with the popular “Steve” the dinosaur sticker not originally available with the Planetary Society’s 2018 Kick Asteroid Campaign. Sticker is vinyl and ideal for indoor/outdoor use.  NOW BIGGER!: Measures about 3.1 x 3.5" tall.