Collection: Recommended products (Seguno)

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.

The Memory Palace is a storytelling podcast and occasional radio segment created and produced Nate DiMeo in 2008. It was a finalist for a Peabody Award in 2016. It is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX, a collective of independent podcasts. Sticker is vinyl and measures 3"x3". Good for indoor/outdoor use. 

Why don’t you have this stupid bunny sticker?. Measures 3" x 2.6" and on clear vinyl. Good for indoor/outdoor use.

Sticker is vinyl and measures 2.35"x3". Good for indoor/outdoor use. 

The ultimate trivia challenge for Halloween: 62 different monsters, 35 different vampires and 51 different icons of the undead all referencing generations of film, television, children’s books, video games, music history, toys, literature, cartoons and so on. Totaling out to a staggering 149 icons to figure out and kill an entire day.

The Sputnik embroidered patch is based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Sputnik enameled pin based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Double rubber pin backing. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" trianglar.

Mars Science enameled pin based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series. Features Curiosity, Perseverance, and the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter. Double rubber pin backing. Measures about 2" pentagonal.

From Viking to Sojourner, the Mars Exploration Rovers, and Percy/Curiosity—each mission has pushed the frontier of Martin science, landing, roving, and now sampling the Red Planet for a future crewed mission. Mug is dishwasher and microwave safe, 10oz / 284ml ceramic. Art shows one design. It is two missions on one side and two on the other. Not two seperate designs.

The first partially reusable low Earth orbital spacecraft system operated from 1981 to 2011 Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The James Webb Space Telescope is a time machine that can see back nearly to the point of creation itself, 13.5 billion years ago. The design boasts this fact in a text burst and includes a timeline starting at the upper left with the Big Bang, red-shifting its way through the dark age and across the print (above). The stars and galaxies begin to more fully populate the page until you see the universe as it is today at the lower right. The limit of JWST’s limit is tagged in yellow just after “First Stars”. Screenprint is 4-colors on heavy stock, measures 18 x 24 to edge. Archival Digital Prints are various sizes printed with ConeColor ink and RedRiver papers. 

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.

Historic Spacecraft Cassini pin. Magnet is 3" circular and Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Voyager 2 holds the record for most celestial bodies observed in a single mission and Voyager 1 became the first man-made object to enter interstellar space.

This set represents a 25% discount off the retail price. An impressive twenty-five pack of stickers from our Altered States series. A few are also produced at our new larger 4" range. References include: Close Encounters Planet of the Apes The Twilight Zone’s “A Good Thing” The Twilight Zone’s “Nick of Time” The Twilight Zone’s “Nightmare at 10K Feet” Back to the Future The Day the Earth Stood Still Blade Runner Raiders of the Lost Ark Large Marge Body Snatchers Beetlejuice The Shining The Blob Wizard of Oz Twin Peaks Edward Scissorhands E.T. Superman/Zod Star Trek War of the Worlds X-Men Stargate Hellboy as a baby Donnie Darko Walking Dead Bub from Day of the Dead Robocop Gila Flats scene from Watchmen Mork from Ork MST3K Satellite of Love The Machine from Contact The Matrix  (large) HAL 9000 (large) The Evil Dead  (large) All stickers are vinyl and good for indoor/outdoor use and their average scale is around 3" though some have recently been made larger. Most of the stickers not seen in the main image can be found in the carousel.

The ultimate trivia challenge for Sci-Fi buffs: 61 different robots, 58 different aliens and 30 different icons of various vehicles referencing generations of film, television, children’s books, video games, toys, literature, cartoons and so on. Totaling out to a staggering 149 icons to figure out and kill an entire day. NOTE: The original screen print was the 14X34" size.

]Do you love the Solar System as much as we do? Then have we got a bracelet for you! This beautiful silver-tone, adjustable cuff bracelet features 9 planets in our solar system (yes, even Pluto) and the Sun. The perfect gift for any space lover, it makes quite a colorful statement! Want to finish off the set? Check out the matching necklace and earrings! Materials: Rhodium plated brass, glass | Size: Adjustable (please see the best practices video in care info) | Design Size: Images vary between 6mm and 12mm ★ For best practices to preserve longevity of your bracelet and to keep the metal from weakening over time, please watch this instructional video on how to put on, and take off, our adjustable cuff bracelets. ★ These are individually handcrafted and the particular piece you receive may vary slightly from what is pictured. These are also not 100% waterproof, so please avoid getting them wet. ★ Production time may vary. Please check our turnaround times before ordering. And please be sure to review our shop policies before purchasing.

  23 historic missions of various nations that traveled beyond Earth to explore our solar system. The missions are loosely arranged according to their most notable destinations. Also see the original t-shirt here!  Screen print is two-color printed on 18x24" French black 80lb (pic 3 & 4). Glicée is multicolored and Epson digital on archival Red River Satin (pic 1 & 2). Your final trim size will appear with a white border on a larger print sheet. Note: The screen print includes no title and features missions pre-2012. 

What if it were the 70's again and robots ruled the punk scene? Order Robot Rock (aka Gundam Calling) now and be the first on your block to be asked what that says in Japanese. Print is Epson archival digital with ConeColor Inks on Red River archival paper.

ON SALE! Card front reads: “Put that in your Pipe and Smoke it”. Letterpress printed two colors front black and grey and inside 1 color black. Card comes w/plastic protective liner and one matching A2 envelope.

ON SALE! Card front reads: HELLO and inside reads: Is it me you’re looking for? Inspired by the Lionel Ritchie song “Hello”. Letterpress printed two colors front green and grey and inside 1 color black. Card comes w/plastic protective liner and one matching A2 envelope.

35 vampires from horror to fantasy to coMEDy. Alright, it isn’t that scary but did you get a good look at these icons?! The limted edition letter press is printed silver & grey ink on 22X14 Strathmore 90lb black and is acid free. Digital archival prints are museum quality on Red River papers with ConeColor inks. 

The largest space station ever placed in orbit and visible to the naked eye from the ground. This embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series with either a velcro “hook” backing and matching “loop” mounting, or traditional “iron-on” backing. Measures about 3.75" round.

On March 24, 2025, The Planetary Society held its annual Day of Action in Washington, D.C., with the message "NASA works" as the theme, following a successful write-in campaign, and advocating for NASA's continued funding and missions. Stickers are vinyl, measures 4"x2.75" and is good for indoor/outdoor use. 

The Vostok embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space travelled there in Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" star-shaped.