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Topic: SpaceX Dragon Crew-11 mission patches
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Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 54321 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 03-27-2025 09:29 PM
Zena Cardman released the Crew-11 mission patch, representing her upcoming flight to the International Space Station with fellow NASA astronaut Mike Fincke, JAXA astronaut Kimiya Yui, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Platonov: With gratitude for the journey, and joy for the adventures ahead: go Crew 11.  |
Marwin2 Member Posts: 191 From: Registered: Oct 2006
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posted 03-28-2025 03:44 AM
Who is the patch designer? |
lucspace Member Posts: 528 From: Hilversum, The Netherlands Registered: Oct 2003
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posted 03-28-2025 04:03 AM
Hmmm... two names upside down, I always thought that was a no-no in crew patch design. |
Russian Member Posts: 625 From: France Registered: Nov 2012
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posted 03-28-2025 08:15 AM
A little bit "China in space." Would add the ISS to avoid it. |
Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 54321 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 03-28-2025 11:41 AM
The official description: The Crew-11 mission patch embodies teamwork, exploration, and the deep connections that bind us — across nations, agencies, and families. Shades of white, red, and blue pay tribute to the flags of the three nations represented by the crew, while three gold stars symbolize the unity of our three space agencies working together in pursuit of discovery. At the heart of the design, two radiant sunbeams form the number "11" illuminating a blue circle — a subtle nod to Voyager's Pale Blue Dot image, reminding us of the fragile unity of our shared home. This vision of Earth is reflected in the dragon's eye, reinforcing our focus on exploration and the perspective gained from space. The dragon, evoking the heraldry of family crests, stands as a guardian of our mission and legacy. Within the stars, we honor the children of the crew, a reminder of the generations inspired by human spaceflight. Encircling it all, a red flame represents both the power of launch and the plasma of reentry, symbolizing the full journey — our departure from Earth, our work aboard the International Space Station, and our safe return home. Crew-11: Together, we rise. |
KAPTEC Member Posts: 657 From: Madrid, Spain Registered: Oct 2005
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posted 03-28-2025 05:01 PM
I agree with Victor. China is gradually taking the lead, even in design.And of course, with Luc too. Two names upside down, never! | |
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