linking current human spaceflight efforts with the promising future of lunar exploration

Gemini flown artifacts are among the hardest to find on the market

Begegnungen zwischen Kindern und Erwachsenen mit diesen Ikonen der Raumfahrt

The landing site selected for Apollo 17 was in the Taurus-Littrow Valley on the eastern rim of Mare Serenitatis

The aluminized mylar fragment comes from one of the inner layers of the beta cloth protection of the OPS and is mounted onto an 8x10 presentation

Charlie Duke - Klaus Mellenthin 20''x 17'' Baryt photograph Soviet linking current human spaceflight effortsMade exclusively for BEEN IN SPACE on first class high end Baryt paper, no other photo paper shows black tones so deep and nuances so fine. Wherever they are displayed in a conference room or your private living room they are surely a conversation starter. BEEN IN SPACE is proud to offer you these exclusive Baryt photographs in collaboration with Klaus Mellenthin, each print is hand signed by Charlie Duke who also numbered the edition for us.