Tom Stafford – Apollo 10 crew at pad Alan Shepard The temporary presence of nine

The temporary presence of nine people aboard the station

This Zeppelin was the last of the German airships built between the World Wars - it was not used for passenger transport anymore but for propaganda and espionage

and Jonny Kim—the latter of whom is a rising star in the space community and a future Artemis astronaut candidate with the exciting prospect of flying to the Moon

Soyuz and ISS programs in one artifact

Tom Stafford – Apollo 10 crew at pad Alan Shepard The temporary presence of nineRare 8" 10" glossy photograph of the Apollo 10 crew at the launch pad, hand signed by mission commander Tom Stafford and inscribed, Fastest crew in the world. Flown in May 1969, Apollo 10 was the final full dress rehearsal for the first Moon landing. Stafford, John Young and Gene Cernan tested the complete Apollo spacecraft in lunar orbit, with Stafford and Cernan flying the Lunar Module to within approximately 15 kilometres of the Moons surface.