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Apollo 11 TLC Star Chart Screen Print Poster

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Since the time of the earliest explorers, we have used the heavenly bodies to navigate the globe. For Apollo 11’s voyage to the moon, the stars were used in conjunction with an onboard guidance system to direct the spacecraft onto and away from the lunar surface. To determine their location, an astronaut would optically locate a star and input the code from the chart into the system, which would calculate the position of the spacecraft. This particular chart was used for the TLC (Trans Lunar Coast) – the portion of the journey that took the astronauts to the moon.

Three stars on this chart are unique, as they were named by Gus Grissom in honor of his Apollo 1 crew members. Star #3 “Navi” (his own middle name, Ivan, spelled backwards), star #17 “Regor” (Roger for Roger Chaffee spelled backwards), and star #20 Dnoces (Second spelled backwards for Ed White II). As a tribute to these astronauts, who subsequently died in a training accident, NASA left the names on the charts.

Printed in metallic gold and cyan on Nightshift Blue French Paper.

Dimensions: 12″ x 24″
100% recycled paper
Handmade in the USA


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EL
02/05/2023
Emily L.
United States United States

amazing

Beautiful print, excellent quality.

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AB
03/02/2021
Alex B.
Canada Canada

Gifted

I got this as a gift for my dad for Christmas and he absolutely loved it! The quality of the paper and print was really amazing. I might get one for myself, I'm so jealous.

MG
01/03/2021
Meaghan G.
United States United States

Wonderful

Gorgeous! And I learned more about the Apollo 11 mission

TL
09/15/2020
Teresa L.
United States United States

My guy loved it!

Though it was smaller than the picture I had in my head, it was still a beautiful piece of art and history. Maybe a suggestion for the future, include the history of the chart for the recipient?

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10/25/2019
Nazanin T.
United States United States

I did not receive the product

I am a professor and a big fan of cognitive surplus product. I ordered this magnificent poster but I did not receive it. I had looked every location of apartments for possible wrong delivery but I did not find anything

11/04/2019

Cognitive Surplus

Hi Nazanin, we sent out a replacement! If you should ever have any trouble with this or any future order, please always let us know by email or through the support form on the website and we'll get you sorted out right away!

JK
10/06/2018
Jenn K.

Gorgeous!

This is gorgeous!! Love the ink colors!

J
06/12/2018
James

yes please!

Excellent gold printing, high quality blue paper, looks better in person. I'm displaying it happily in my office. I hope for more products like this...*hint

SB
03/28/2017
Saul B.

Beautiful

Beautiful poster, solid wrapping during shipping. Perfect!

BJ
03/22/2017
Billie J.

Love it!!!

I love it so much!!

SP
02/10/2017
Sam P.

Look Great

Good quality paper. Metalic ink looks great. Also their was a text description about that artwork.

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