During the 1970s–80s, NASA used state-of-the-art computers from the company Modular Computer Systems. These "MODCOMP" systems were used in processing and controlling the telemetry of many space projects including the Voyager probes, Skylab, as well as the early Space Shuttle launches. ...

Be a Voyager, exploring of the universe, while wearing this 1.25" version of the plaque on the Voyager spacecrafts.   What the symbols mean: In the upper left-hand corner is a drawing of the phonograph record and the stylus carried with...

This strip of magnetic tape includes a portion of raw telemetry data for the Explorer 7 satellite. This listing is for a section of tape in an acrylic case that was taken from a larger spool recorded in October 1959. In...

Official iron-on insignia of the Voyager program. 3" x 4 ⅛" Other Voyager items can be found here.   

The Pale Blue Dot patch pays homage to the Pale Blue Dot photograph, taken by the Voyager 1 space probe. Thirty years after the photo was taken, it continues to inspire wonderment and serve as a reminder to care for the only home...

The Pale Blue Dot pin pays homage to the Pale Blue Dot photograph, taken by the Voyager 1 space probe. Thirty years after the photo was taken, it continues to inspire wonderment and serve as a reminder to care for the only...