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SpaceX In Flight Abort Hard Enamel Pin
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A spectacular 1.5" hard enamel pin of the SpaceX In Flight Abort mission, testing the emergency abort procedure for the Crew Dragon Capsule. Launched January 18th 2020 on a falcon 9 rocket, B1046.4, from LC-39A at the Kennedy Space Center at 10:30am. After about 84 seconds from liftoff Crew Dragon initiated its pre-programmed escape system, successfully firing its super draco engines, pulling it away from the 1st stage of the rocket. The abort was a complete success and the resulting explosion of the first stage was quite a spectacle! So, get yourself a pin of the mission patch, the last step for SpaceX before launching American Astronauts to the International Space station for the first time from American soil since the Space Shuttle was retired!
Falcon Heavy Demo Flight
Crew Dragon Demo 2 SpaceX Mission Patch Hard Enamel Pin
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Bringing the excitement of the first crewed launch from American soil since the Space Shuttle in 2011, this is a hard enamel version of the SpaceX mission patch. In the reflection of the custom 3D printer SpaceX helmet you can see the Earth and International Space Station, with the launch site higlighted with a white star. The American flag blows behind, with 9 stars showing, possibly signifying the 9 years that have passed since the last Shuttle launch! Around the edge are the names of the 2 astronauts; Douglas G. Hurley and Robert L. Behnken. What a beautify pin andan amazing piece of history as we launch "American Astronauts on American Rockets from American Soil"!
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Mars Hard Enamel Pin
A spectacular 1.25" hard enamel pin of the planet Mars! The planet image is centered around the arrival of the NASA Mars 2020 mission, landing the Perseverance rover in the Jezero crater. The 4th planet from the sun, and humanities next destination after the moon! This pin is part of our planet series of hard enamel pins.
NASA Mars 2020 Perseverance Hard Enamel Pin
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This 1.75" hard enamel pin is NASA's 2020 mission to Mars. Onboard is the Perseverance rover, destined to land in the Jezero Crater. It is launch atop a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V 541 rocket. A beautiful design bringing us further discoveries from the surface of Mars!
SpaceX Crew-1 Mission Patch Hard Enamel Pin
The mighty dragon features prominently on the 2" Crew Dragon 1 pin! This is the first operational flight of the Crew Dragon spacecraft. Launching inside is commander Michael S Hopkins (NASA), pilot Victor J Glover (NASA), mission specialist Soichi Noguchi (JAXA) and mission specialist Shannon Walker (NASA). The patch also features the emblems of past crewed spaceflight, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Shuttle and then the outline of the International Space Station to the top, and the Crew Dragon in-between!
SpaceX Crew Dragon Pad Abort Mission Patch Hard Enamel Pin
An energetic 1.25" hard enamel pin of the Crew Dragon Pad Abort test by SpaceX. The Crew Dragon capsule completed a successful pad abort test on May 6th 2015. Blasting off of a launch mount using its super draco engines, it sped away fast and high, simulating an escape maneuver should an issue arise during the flight of Falcon 9 launch. The pin highlights the Cape Canaveral coast line as the Crew Dragon capsule, along with trunk, gain in altitude. Celebrate this major milestone in testing with this hard enamel pin, paving the way to commercial crew launches by SpaceX!
Falcon Heavy Arabsat - 6A Hard Enamel Pin
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Crew Dragon Demo 2 SpaceX Mission Patch Hard Enamel Pin
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Bringing the excitement of the first crewed launch from American soil since the Space Shuttle in 2011, this is a hard enamel version of the SpaceX mission patch. In the reflection of the custom 3D printer SpaceX helmet you can see the Earth and International Space Station, with the launch site higlighted with a white star. The American flag blows behind, with 9 stars showing, possibly signifying the 9 years that have passed since the last Shuttle launch! Around the edge are the names of the 2 astronauts; Douglas G. Hurley and Robert L. Behnken. What a beautify pin andan amazing piece of history as we launch "American Astronauts on American Rockets from American Soil"!