Fisher Space Pen is all set for NASAs next objectives to the moon, 50 years after its composing instruments were used by astronauts on the lunar surface.The Nevada-based, family-run business has actually introduced its new Artemis Space Pen series, as well as a special edition of its original design area pen that made history on NASAs Apollo objectives. Our brand-new Artemis Space Pen series honors the space leaders of NASAs Apollo program and looks to the future of area expedition on the moon, Mars and beyond,” Matt Fisher, vice president of Fisher Space Pen, stated in a statement.Related: How NASAs Artemis moon landing with astronauts worksFishers new AG7 Moonwalker Nickel Titanium Astronaut Space Pen commemorates both the historic Apollo objectives and NASAs return to the moon under the Artemis program. The Artemis I objective, which is targeted for launch this spring, will mark the first integrated test of NASAs brand-new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft on a three-week, uncrewed mission around the moon.Fishers Artemis Space Pens consist of 3 models: a matte black retractable pen, which retails for $25; a matte black “Bullet” pen for $33; and a white plastic barrel retractable pen for $14.25.
Fisher Space Pen is all set for NASAs next missions to the moon, 50 years after its composing instruments were used by astronauts on the lunar surface.The Nevada-based, family-run business has presented its new Artemis Space Pen series, as well as an unique edition of its initial design space pen that made history on NASAs Apollo missions. Our new Artemis Space Pen series honors the area leaders of NASAs Apollo program and looks to the future of area expedition on the moon, Mars and beyond,” Matt Fisher, vice president of Fisher Space Pen, said in a statement.Related: How NASAs Artemis moon landing with astronauts worksFishers new AG7 Moonwalker Nickel Titanium Astronaut Space Pen commemorates both the historic Apollo missions and NASAs return to the moon under the Artemis program. The Artemis I mission, which is targeted for launch this spring, will mark the very first integrated test of NASAs brand-new Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft on a three-week, uncrewed objective around the moon.Fishers Artemis Space Pens include three designs: a matte black retractable pen, which retails for $25; a matte black “Bullet” pen for $33; and a white plastic barrel retractable pen for $14.25.