Collection: Space Exploration Themed

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.

23 historic missions of various nations that went beyond Earth orbit to explore our solar system and beyond. Starting with the Soviet Venera 4 probe which was the first to land on another planet (Venus) to the Juno mission at Jupiter. Newly added to this run is Mars Odyssey, and the Lucy mission.

The Space Shuttle patch is part of our Giant Leaps in Space Series. This embroidered diamond-shaped design honors NASA’s iconic reusable spacecraft system, which flew 135 missions and helped build the ISS, deploy the Hubble, and launch interplanetary probes. Choose from iron-on backing or a two-piece velcro option. Measures roughly 3.75” tall, diamond-shaped.

The Apollo embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. The first mission of human exploration on the surface of the Moon. Neil Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Buzz Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" shield shape.

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.

Voyager embroidered patch based on our Historic Robotics Spacecraft Series with velcro “hook” backing and matching “loop” mounting . Measures about 3.75" round.  Note: iron-on optionn is coming in June.

T-shirt features 25 historic rockets, from the ancient "Pigeon" of Archytas to the modern SpaceX Starship Super Heavy. To capture the relative scale of each engine, we've applied a sliding scale, allowing us to display even the smallest of rockets with enough detail to appreciate their historic significance.

Set of three hard enameled pins for Unistellar’s “The Universe Awaits” campaign. Includes: - 1 Unistellar logo pin - 1 EvScope pin - 1 View pin featuring the Whirlpool Galaxy All three pins come carded and clutch is butterfly style. Logo is 1", the view is 1.5", and the scope is 1.75" tall.

This family of rockets launched the first artificial satellite (Sputnik 1) and the first crewed spacecraft (Vostok) in human history. It was a subset of the R-7 family of rockets. Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" 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 7.5"x3" and ideal for indoor/outdoor use.

The Allen Telescope Array is an instrument dedicated to the search for extra-terrestrial signals. Thanks to the far-sighted benevolence of many donors, including Paul Allen (Co-founder of Microsoft) the first 42 elements of the ATA are now online and are continuously scanning the heavens. Tee is printed front and back.

Mercury-Atlas was a subprogram of Project Mercury that included most of the flights and tests using the Atlas LV-3B launch vehicle (shown here). Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Jupiter Swirl is inspired by the amazing images of Jupiter’s south pole returned by the Juno mission.

If the future has a starting point, we may look back one day at 2021. The year that Starship successfully landed standing upright, both Virgin and Blue Origin tested their space tourist vehicles, and there’s still more to come. Bumper sticker is 7.5" x 3.75 and Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The Apollo-era Saturn V rocket still remains the only launch vehicle to ever carry humans beyond low Earth orbit. Soon to be matched by Artemis!  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 5.3" x 1". Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

After Mercury but before Apollo, there was Gemini. A full scale program to test the machinery that would put the first humans on the moon. SIZE is 3.6”x1.8” die-cut on holographic style vinyl.

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.

Magnets are 3 x 3" circular on magnetic vinyl.

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.

Carl Sagan said, "I believe our future depends on how well we know this Cosmos in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky." In 1980 he co-founded The Planetary Society. Today, Bill Nye is our CEO. Join us in our effort to change the world. NOTE: The Society’s 45th anniversary is a limited edition item and will not be reproduced. Design by Govy.

What created Meteor Crater in Arizona was a mammoth impact! Originally created for The Planetary Society’s 2018 Kick Asteroid Campaign. Sticker is vinyl and now measures 3.5" tall. Good for indoor or outdoor use. Also there is a limited supply of the older 3" tall version.

NASA’s Space Launch System, the primary launch vehicle of the Artemis Moon landing program, SLS is designed to launch the crewed Orion spacecraft on a trans-lunar trajectory.  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 4" tall. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

The Vostok enameled pin is based on a detail from our Giant Leaps in Space Series. Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space travelled there in Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961. Measures about 1.25".

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.