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also aerospace company artists, astronauts and their family members and NASA graphic department designers came up with patch designs. Most early Soviet/Russian patches were designed by artists that remain anonymous. In the 90s, Dmitri
Shcherbinin and Alex Panchenko provided designs for Soyuz missions and personal patches. Russian designs for Soyuz TMA-14 through TMA-03M included art done by children, submitted to Roscosmos as part of a competition. More recently Tim Gagnon of the US and Jorge Cartes of Spain designed Shuttle and ISS expedition patches, while Luc van den Abeelen and Erik van der Hoorn, both of the Netherlands, provided art for Russian Soyuz missions to ISS. Additionally, Johnson Space Center graphic designer Blake Dumesnil has also worked closely with ISS crews on expedition mission patches, Soyuz patches, and personal crew patches, in addition to official NASA commemorative designs for the end of the Space Shuttle Program and the 50th Anniversary of Extravehicular Activities (EVAs).
307:. As a result, most mission patches since Apollo have been widely available to the public. But a number of years ago, the company switched embroidery machines, and recent versions of older Shuttle patches differ from the originals, making the latter more interesting to serious collectors. Original Soviet-era patches and early Russian ones were either never available to the public or in very limited numbers. Since 2009, the supplier of Soyuz patches has modest numbers of patches available for collectors. The Chinese crew patches are very scarce and mostly only obtained through contacts within the Chinese aerospace industry. ESA patches were only made in limited numbers for PR events, but since 2012 the agency has moved to make its mission patches more widely available to the public from their original providers (Quadrotem in Germany, Emblemen in the Netherlands and Stewart Aviation in UK).
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patch, but only from 1994 onward did every
Russian crewed launch feature a space patch. At that time, the design and production of the patches was done on the initiative of the crew; the designs were not sanctioned by the Russian space agency (Glavkosmos/RKA/Roscosmos). On a few confusing occasions, that lead to two 'crew-approved' patches existing for a single mission. The first agency-approved Russian space patch was the one for Soyuz TMA-13. However, Roscosmos was very late in announcing the design, by which time the crew had already produced their own version; the official design was not worn on the crew's suits. Since Soyuz TMA-14 in 2009, all launches feature 'official' patches.
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wore a general patch on his EVA representing a rocket taking off Earth, which was also used on subsequent flights. As part of the
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is mostly applied to an emblem designed for a crewed space mission. Traditionally, the patch is worn on the space suit that astronauts and cosmonauts wear when launched into space. Mission patches have been adopted by the crew and personnel of many other space ventures, public and private.
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Space patch collecting is done by a modest group of people worldwide, trying to keep up with new releases while searching for vintage examples of early mission patches, some now nearly 60 years old. Since 1971, all official NASA mission patches have been produced by a single supplier:
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Since Gemini 5, patches have been created for all NASA crewed missions and many uncrewed expeditions. Patches are now created by professional graphic designers, but the design is still directed by each astronaut crew. They are designed and manufactured by A-B Emblem in North
Carolina.
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ESA patches are designed either by the agency's graphics teams or occasionally by members of the public through competitions organized by ESA. ESA maintains a patch gallery of every patch worn by its astronauts.
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ISS expedition patch; designed for the expedition of a crew on board the
International Space Station; these crews wear a separate patch for the Shuttle or Soyuz mission that takes them to the station.
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Project patch; designed for a program of experiments on board a space station, like ESA designs for missions on Mir and ISS; also for a program of spaceflights, like the Space
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Uncrewed and commemorative patches; many patches feature rockets, satellites, spaceships, the Moon, planets or stars, but some collectors do not consider these 'true' space patches.
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crew in a devastating fire, embroidered patches were restricted from crew clothing. Instead, astronauts in flight wore mission patches of fire-resistant
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capsule which sank in the ocean shortly after splashdown – NASA officials were nonplussed and they abolished the practice of naming capsules.
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magazine, Nov/Dec 2000, pp. 23–25. Also available online at
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is a cloth reproduction of a spaceflight mission emblem worn by
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Website about all the crewed space missions patches:
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Hengeveld, Ed. "The Apollo Emblems of Artist Al Stevens".
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Design for Space: Soviet and Russian Mission Patches
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The first space patch was flown by Soviet cosmonaut
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126:In the United States
59:Valentina Tereshkova
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628:www.esa.int
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884:(moonbase)
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504:2013-05-20
323:References
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311:See also
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190:'s 1965
176:Gemini 5
150:capsule
148:Gemini 3
99:Apollo 1
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51:Vostok 6
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2303:GOES 14
2220:flights
2206:InSight
2162:Cassini
2090:Galileo
2015:SIMPLEx
1990:Voyager
1958:Current
1914:Pioneer
1884:Mariner
1863:Robotic
1844:Artemis
1817:Current
1760:Mercury
1752: (
1645:NASA TV
1584:General
1483:History
1321:Related
1173:Luna 28
1168:Luna 27
1163:Luna 26
1127:(joint)
1124:ExoMars
1094:Luna 25
1058:Mars 96
1001:Prognoz
978:Robotic
936:(joint)
845:Energia
840:(joint)
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802:Voskhod
285:Artists
246:aboard
61:on the
42:Origins
2499:Madrid
2432:Future
2347:NuSTAR
2278:THEMIS
2200:RHESSI
2137:Spirit
1934:Viking
1924:Ranger
1775:Skylab
1770:Apollo
1765:Gemini
1623:Budget
1576:(2009)
1570:(2004)
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1558:(2003)
1552:(2002)
1550:CFUSAI
1546:(1996)
1540:(1990)
1534:(1989)
1528:(1987)
1522:(1986)
1520:Rogers
1516:(1986)
1510:(1958)
1504:(1958)
1498:(1915)
1474:Policy
1114:Bion-M
1107:Active
1099:(2023)
1084:(2011)
1075:(2009)
1063:(1996)
1046:Granat
1025:Astron
1013:Venera
926:Active
917:Kliper
902:Zvezda
897:Spiral
881:Zvezda
807:Salyut
797:Vostok
765:Proton
760:Angara
669:Soviet
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223:SpaceX
211:Skylab
2444:NISAR
2399:rover
2371:MAVEN
2291:rover
2272:Swift
2183:rover
2144:LADEE
2139:rover
2131:rover
2108:GRAIL
2103:GALEX
1894:MESUR
1839:Orion
1640:NASA+
1616:Chief
1514:Paine
1350:Laika
1296:Sfera
1281:OPSEK
1052:Gamma
948:Soyuz
907:Zarya
849:Buran
812:Almaz
770:Soyuz
474:esa.
238:China
2423:PACE
2366:WISE
2329:Juno
2169:Dawn
2113:WMAP
2053:COBE
2041:Past
1872:Past
1750:X-15
1743:Past
1556:CAIB
1526:Ride
1496:NACA
1466:NASA
988:Past
964:Orel
912:MAKS
790:Past
703:(in
671:and
587:ISBN
567:ISBN
533:ISBN
72:NASA
2376:MMS
1797:Mir
889:TMK
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