ALT SpaceX celebrated its record IPO by offering a mission patch and a Raptor engine bell that really rings. (SpaceX)

ALT The Artemis III crew, including commander Randy Bresnik of NASA (second from right), pilot Luca Parmitano with the European Space Agency (second from left) and mission specialists Andre Douglas (at left) and Frank Rubio, both of NASA. (NASA/Robert Markowitz)

ALT A still from an Instagram video shows Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman wearing his NASA blue flight suit. Below his name tag on his left chest is a new patch reflecting the velocity at which he and his crewmates reached while returning to Earth. (collectSPACE)

ALT The lobby at NASA's Headquarters has been redesigned to feature artifacts, interactive exhibits, a replica mars rover, and a donut shop in Washington, DC. (NASA/Tiffany Coutris)

ALT Artist's rendering of NASA's MAVEN spacecraft at Mars. The probe entered orbit around the planet in 2014 and has completed over 11 years of observing the Martian upper atmosphere, ionosphere and interactions with the Sun and solar wind to explore the loss of Mars' atmosphere. (NASA/Goddard/University of Colorado/Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics)

ALT Xeric's Asterisk Space Missions Collection embeds the time into the space art of Peter Greenwood, imparting new motion into the iconic scenes from Gemini, Apollo, the space shuttle and more. (Asterisk)

ALT The Chief Designer (Rhys Ifans) with Svetlana Leonova (Jenny Walser) at the back Moscow Mission Control in the first episode of the "For All Mankind" spinoff, "Star City." (Apple TV)

ALT A colorful astronaut carrying a postcard on a spacewalk is depicted on one of the four "Postcrossing" stamps. (USPS/collectSPACE)

ALT A NASA Space Launch System rocket (SLS) is seen ready to liftoff as the seats inside the Soarin' Across America theater begin to rise at Walt Disney World Resort's EPCOT. (Attractions Magazine)

ALT Chinese taikonauts Zhu Yangzhu, Zhang Zhiyuan and Lai Ka-ying are seen on board the Shenzhou 23 spacecraft prior to their May 24, 2026 launch from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. (CCTV)

ALT John Fabian, STS-51G mission specialist, posing with "Deliver" and "Pickup" signs lining space shuttle Discovery's aft flight deck. The signs are in reference to the satellite deploys and retrieval that were achieved during the June 1985 mission. (NASA)

ALT Smithsonian curator Teasel Muir-Harmony (at left) moderates a panel on "Why Save ISS Heritage" with Jacob Keaton, NASA ISS acting director; Gabriel Swiney, director of the Office of Space Commerce's Policy, Advocacy and International Division; and NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen during the ASCEND conference, May 21, 2026, in Washington, DC. (AIAA/David Becker/PWHL)

ALT Freddy Jones Band has released "In a Daydream (Artemis II Reimagined)," a remix of their 1993 hit song that was played as a wakeup call on the moon mission. (Freddy Jones Band/NASA)

ALT Newly-inducted astronauts Tom Akers (left) and Joe Tanner admire the plaques that will represent them in the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida on Saturday, May 16, 2026. (Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex)

ALT Luna Replicas' Mercury spacecraft reproduction shingles are metal, hand-painted replicas of the "nose art" from the first U.S. human spaceflight program. Seen here, Eddy May paints the "Faith 7" logo in the same style as B.R. Schuster (inset) did on Gordon Cooper's Mercury capsule in May 1963. (Luna Replicas/NASA)

ALT A "hidden Mickey" Mouse is revealed in the background of a photo taken during NASA's Artemis II moon mission. The global icon can be found on a package of wet wipes. (NASA/Kimberly Clark)

ALT Montage of a video still and a photo depicting Peanut M&M's as they packed for spaceflight and Artemis II mission specialists Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen inside their Orion spacecraft after returning from their flyby of the moon. (NASA/Smithsonian)

ALT You can now bring home Rise, the beloved Artemis II zero-gravity indicator, as an approved NASA collectible. (NASA Exchange)

ALT NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission patch pays homage to the Apollo 13 insignia, united by a common numerical. (NASA/collectSPACE)

ALT The Vast Astronaut Flight Suit showcases the company's "focus on human-centric design." The crew of Vast's Haven-1, planned as the world's first commercial space station, will wear this suit for events, training and during their mission in Earth orbit. (Vast)