Apollo Moon Missions Magnets

NASAs next moon shot Apollo 14 moon landing 02/01/1971

Flight Patches for the 12 Apollo crews: Apollo 1 never left the ground. The 3 crew members died in their space capsule during training. As a result the next 5 missions were all unmanned. Apollo 7 circumnavigated Earth, Apollo 8 looped around the moon, Apollo's 9 & 10 tested the docking manouveres and lunar module in space. Apollo 11 was the first manned moon landing. Apollo 13 was forced to abort its mission and return. Apollo 17 was the last manned mission to vist the moon. They came in peace for all mankind. (see more designs like this in The Blue Box)

Apollo 9 mission Mar. 3rd - 13 1969 artwork

apollo 16 mission April 16th - 27th 1972

Apollo 20 original mission patch artwork Apollo 20 mission canceled January 1970

apollo 1 mission "patch" artwork

apollo 8 mission "patch" Dec.21-27 1968 Artwork

A fantastical perspective of a lunar lander with the Earth in the background.

Sharp vector illustration of the moon in 16 shades of black, white and gray tones, crisp, slightly abstract, very cool design for those who love space, astronomy and the natural beauty of the heavens.

apollo 7 mission patch Oct.11-22-1968 Art Work

nasa's apollo 15 mission "patch"

Rockets are the powerful vehicles needed to leave the surface of planets, to head into orbit or off to explore other worlds. The powerful rumble of a rocket launch carries for miles as the huge engines propel the rocket spaceward. Celebrate your own dreams of exploration with art by Austin Hinderliter. All sales support science research and education.

Gemini 8 GLV-8 12563 Ast. Armstrong/Scott ( 1st docking with another space vehicle ) March 16-17 1966

Digital rework of the Official Mission Patch

Apollo 20 "canceled launch plan 1972 mission patch" Artwork "Top secret mission" to recover alien ship found on the moon.. was it real or just conspiracy ??

Apollo programme Saturn V rocket, exploded view. The Saturn V was the launch vehicle for NASA's Apollo programme of manned missions to the Moon between 1968 and 1972. From lower left, the rocket consisted of the first stage, equipped with five F-1 engines and fuel used during take-off. The second stage possessed five J-2 engines which boosted the rocket through the upper atmosphere, while the third stage, S-IVB, had one J-2 engine and set the craft on its course to the Moon. The Lunar Module was housed in a compartment (seen here with panels open) above the third stage. The Service Module was located above the lunar module, and connected to the conical Command Module containing the crew. The rocket was topped by the Launch Escape System ...

Gemini 7 GLV-7 12562 Borman/Lovell Dec 4-18 1965