Low Earth Orbit Shorts

Description: Sputnik 1 (Простейший Спутник-1) was the first artificial satellite, built by design bureau OKB-1. The Soviet Union launched it into an elliptical low Earth orbit on 4 October 1957, orbiting for three weeks before its batteries died, then silently for two more months before falling back into the atmosphere on 4 January 1958.

Description: A vintage-inspired rocket launches toward the moon and Earth through a star-filled sky, with the exact lettering "ARTEMIS III 2027" below. Made for NASA fans, space enthusiasts, rocket launch watchers, and lunar mission celebrations.

Description: A circular emblem featuring a detailed depiction of a satellite with solar panels, set against a stylized representation of Earth. The outer ring of the emblem contains text. The top arc reads 'LOW EARTH ORBIT SALVAGE CO.'. The bottom arc reads 'ONE MAN'S TRASH IS AN ORBITAL HAZARD'. Below this text, smaller text states '19918ER COMEMIATIING SPACE SPI18'.

Description: This design for space enthusiasts and science lovers features "Low Earth Orbit Salvage Co. One Man's Trash Is An Orbital Hazard Est. 1957 Recovering History Watch Your Head". It represents space exploration, astronomy, and cosmic science.

Description: Drifting somewhere between a midnight highway and the outer edge of a half-remembered dream, this Duster-inspired design captures the quiet beauty of slowcore and space rock. A lonely roadside motel, a towering radio telescope, and a faded cosmic sky meet distressed 90s screen-print textures and weathered vintage lettering. Made for fans of lo-fi guitars, underground alternative music, and the beautifully melancholic side of the universe.

Description: Drifting somewhere between a midnight highway and the outer edge of a half-remembered dream, this Duster-inspired design captures the quiet beauty of slowcore and space rock. A lonely roadside motel, a towering radio telescope, and a faded cosmic sky meet distressed 90s screen-print textures and weathered vintage lettering. Made for fans of lo-fi guitars, underground alternative music, and the beautifully melancholic side of the universe.

Description: A vintage-style badge for the hardest working crew in the galaxy. This retro sci-fi design features a damaged satellite and floating debris, perfect for aerospace engineers, astronomy lovers, and fans of the darker side of space exploration.

Description: A Leo in LEO

Description: Skylab orbits Earth with its windmill-style solar panels spread wide, the first space station the United States ever launched. Swirling clouds and oceans pass beneath its gold foil section in a starry sky.