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Topic: ISS Expedition 65 insignia
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Moonbase Alphan
Member Posts: 134
From: Space City, Texas
Registered: Dec 2006
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posted 09-10-2020 11:02 PM
  
International Space Station (ISS) Expedition 65 mission insignia. |
Russian
Member Posts: 463
From: France
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted 12-11-2020 08:46 AM
Do we know ils simplified version? |
Moonbase Alphan
Member Posts: 134
From: Space City, Texas
Registered: Dec 2006
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posted 12-16-2020 11:58 AM
Shirt embroidery looks like this: |
Liembo
Member Posts: 799
From: Bothell, WA
Registered: Jan 2013
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posted 12-16-2020 01:13 PM
Looks like the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy "thumbs up" logo in that form. |
Panther494
Member Posts: 544
From: London UK
Registered: Jan 2013
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posted 12-16-2020 06:42 PM
Really, that's horrible. Surely a nicer example could have been imagined from the original design. |
Russian
Member Posts: 463
From: France
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted 01-18-2021 06:45 AM
I feel there will be a different simplified version on onboard polos and t-shirts made by Kentavr for Soyuz crew. Better one. This one is too ugly! |
Kevin T. Randall
Member Posts: 1422
From: Chesham, Bucks UK
Registered: Dec 2008
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posted 02-02-2021 11:35 AM
AB Emblem has just released the Expedition 65 patch on their website. It has the SKU patch design number 426745. The date codes seen so far are;- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In USA 01/21 20
- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In USA 02/21 20
- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In China 02/21 40 (eBay 20-08-22)
- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In USA 03/21 20
- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In USA 0621 20
- 426745 A-B Emblem Made In China 07/21/40 Jon B.
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Liembo
Member Posts: 799
From: Bothell, WA
Registered: Jan 2013
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posted 02-02-2021 12:29 PM
Is it just me or does that not look like a 4" tall patch? I am sure it is, but something about that border makes it feel small. |
Kevin T. Randall
Member Posts: 1422
From: Chesham, Bucks UK
Registered: Dec 2008
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posted 02-02-2021 01:02 PM
This patch is superposed to be 3" wide x 4" tall. But I can see what you mean by looking at it Liem.
We will have to wait until a member here received an example to confirm the actual size is as stated. |
KAPTEC
Member Posts: 621
From: Madrid, Spain
Registered: Oct 2005
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posted 02-02-2021 07:28 PM
Why the purple background? |
Liembo
Member Posts: 799
From: Bothell, WA
Registered: Jan 2013
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posted 02-05-2021 01:10 PM
I have the patch in hand, the background is blue, not purple (though it does lean a bit that way depending how you hold it in the light). It is 4" tall, the border is just very thick. |
Russian
Member Posts: 463
From: France
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted 03-05-2021 12:23 PM
quote:
Originally posted by Moonbase Alphan:
Shirt embroidery looks like this
Flying Dutchman (Erik) from Spacepatches.nl did this simplified design for the ISS-65 logo and Kentavr manufactured these polos. |
Russian
Member Posts: 463
From: France
Registered: Nov 2012
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posted 03-23-2021 04:39 PM
This is a photo of the serial number of the patches Kentavr got today from NASA office in TsPK. They will put velcro (hooks) for onboard suits of the MS-18 crew. |
lucspace
Member Posts: 490
From: Hilversum, The Netherlands
Registered: Oct 2003
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posted 04-05-2021 03:30 AM
Does anyone know if an official description of the design will be forthcoming? |
MSS
Member Posts: 970
From: Europe
Registered: May 2003
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posted 04-30-2021 02:11 PM
Here is NASA's official description of the Expedition 65 patch: The International Space Station Expedition 65 patch depicts the space station as it appears during the time the crew will be onboard. The space station flying over the Earth represents the overall reason for having a space station; to benefit the world through scientific research and international cooperation in space. When this expedition begins, the space station will have provided continued human presence in space for more than twenty years. Blue, the background color of the patch, symbolizes reliability. The stars represent the crew onboard the space station, as well as mission control centers located on three continents. Those stars, in that field of blue, also symbolize the thousands of space workers throughout the space station partnership who continue to contribute to the success of our International Space Station. |
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