Collection: Mars and Missions

Planetary nerdporn. No spacecraft, just moons, planets and one star… just twenty amazing worlds. Including the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Io, Europa, GanyMEDe, Callisto, Saturn, Enceladus, Titan, Uranus, Neptune, Triton, Pluto and Eris.  Print is Epson digital on archival Red River Polar White. Your final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet (13X19" and 17x22").

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.

Enough about Curiosity, Perseverance, helicopters, and all the rovers. Viking was first to successfully land on Mars! NEW SIZE is 3.25”x3.09” die-cut on holographic styled vinyl.

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.

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.

Introducing the new Solar System. Not only is Pluto lost in the Kuiper Belt - but now your head is The Sun. Comes complete with Carl Sagan’s pale blue dot. We have copies that were used for The Planetary Society’s Membership 2016-2020 (w/brand) in navy, and our original design available (no brand) on black.  NOTE: Reprints of the Chop Shop version are expected by Winter 2022.

The Viking mission patch is based on our Historic Robotic Spacecraft Series. Viking was first to successfully land on Mars in 1976! Many thanks to Tom Dahl for modeling the accurate landing configuration. Choose traditional iron-on backing or a custom-cut two-piece velcro option. Measures about 3.75” tall in a shield layout.