The upcoming launch of a beagle to the moon has inspired the return of a decades-old poster at NASA.
The 1995"Around the Moon and Home Again" Snoopy poster was created for a Charles Schulz art exhibit at Space Center Houston, the Johnson Space Center visitor center.
The 2022 poster depicts a similar Snoopy, only now he is facing left and has a big smile."The Beagle Has Landed" and"Around the Moon and Home Again" is reproduced from the old poster, but now is in reference to the circumlunar Artemis I mission. The poster design was reused with the goals of employee motivation and building safety awareness for the Artemis I mission.
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