The NS-19 mission patch.
News | Dec 6, 2021

NS-19 Merchandise Available

Today we introduced a new line of merchandise dedicated to the NS-19 mission on the Blue Origin Shop.

Mission patches have long been a part of human spaceflight stemming from NASA astronauts wearing them on every mission since 1965. They represent the mission and are worn by astronauts and those affiliated with the flight.

The NS-19 mission patch.

The NS-19 mission patch represents several aspects of the flight and crew.

  • Depicts shows astronauts looking up to the stars as the capsule separates from the booster on the way to space.
  • 6 astronaut faces to represent the first flight with 6 astronauts on board
  • Each NS—19 astronaut is featured on the patch is drawn to their likeness
  • Each astronaut is also represented with a star near their name
  • Cameron and Lane Bess have 2 stars near their name to represent the first parent-child pair to go to space together
  • The Mercury 7 symbol is next to Laura Shepard Churchley to commemorate her father, Alan Shepard, the first American in space and New Shepard’s namesake
  • On the base of the crew capsule are the initials GDV, in memory of NS-18 astronaut Glen de Vries

Michael Strahan Brand and Blue Origin have introduced limited edition apparel for sale. The new product comes as Michael Strahan prepares to fly to space as part of the NS-19 mission on December 9. A Blue Origin-branded pullover hooded sweatshirt from the signature Michael Strahan athleisure line is available while supplies last.

A blue sweatshirt featuring ‘Blue Origin’ across the chest and the NS-19 mission patch on the shoulder.

To order your commemorative NS-19 gear, visit shop.blueorigin.com.

Live launch coverage of the NS-19 mission begins on BlueOrigin.com at T-90 minutes. Follow Blue Origin on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, and sign up on BlueOrigin.com to stay up to date on all mission details.

- Gradatim Ferociter

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