Collection: World Space Week — Vehicle Pins

October 4–10: World Space Week

This collection is about the machines that got us there. From Sputnik's first beep to a helicopter flying on Mars, these are the vehicles that carried our instruments, our experiments, and eventually us into the void. Now they're crisp enamel pins you can wear.

The Fleet

• Sputnik — The first artificial satellite. October 4, 1957. It started everything.
• Vostok — The little spherical capsule that carried Yuri Gagarin, the first human in space.
• Voyager — Humanity's farthest emissary, still calling home from interstellar space.
• The Golden Record —  Voyager is carrying this message in a bottle.
• Apollo LEM — The lander that put humans to work the Moon.
• Space Shuttle — 135 missions, 30 years of routine miracles.
• Hubble — The workhorse of Astronomers for over 30 years.
• JWST — The telescope that is rewriting the picture we have of the universe.
• Opportunity/Spirit — The first really powerful rovers to explore the Martian surface.
• Perseverance/Curiosity — The current pair of Rovers still delivering hard science from the surface of Mars.
• Ingenuity — The little helicopter that owned the Martian skies.
• Cassini — 13 years at Saturn, then a deliberate, graceful end.
• New Horizons — The probe that revealed Pluto's heart.
• Artemis Orion — The capsule carrying us back to the Moon.

Enamel pins. Wear the fleet, one machine at a time.