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  1. 28 Nov 2019
  2. 12 Nov 2021

    is no stranger to space. The Peanuts character skimmed the lunar surface as the name of the Apollo 10 lunar module & even caught a ride on the space shuttle. Now Snoopy is going to the Moon as a zero gravity indicator aboard I:

    A plush beagle doll floating in white space while wearing an astronaut suit.
  3. 28 Nov 2019

    Fun fact: made his first debut in the in 1969. 🎈👨‍🚀✨ Working with for decades, we have a long history of partnership in our safety and human space flight awareness program. Take a look:

  4. 27 Nov 2019

    takes off in this year’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! Tune-in beginning Thursday, November 28 at 9am on NBC.

  5. 28 Nov 2019

    is floating in the Thanksgiving Day Parade and in space! Watch him aboard the with Astronauts and .

  6. 12 Dec 2021

    is bound for the Moon, again! As the zero gravity indicator for the I mission, Snoopy will ride aboard the spacecraft that will fly around the Moon early next year:

    A view from behind of Artemis flight director Charlie Blackwell-Thompson in a dark outfit holding up a plush Snoopy doll dressed in an orange spacesuit. They're both facing the Orion spacecraft that sits atop the SLS rocket inside the Vehicle Assembly Building. Painted on the encapsulated Orion spacecraft is the NASA worm and the NASA meatball, which is partially visible.
  7. 7 Jan 2020

    heads to the stars in his most out-of-this-world adventure yet, SNOOPY: A BEAGLE OF MARS! This original graphic novel from is available now wherever books are sold. Learn more at

  8. 12 Nov 2021

    Recognize the spacesuit? is pictured during a Thanksgiving Parade wearing the Orion Crew Survival System, to be worn by astronauts while inside on missions to the Moon. Snoopy is heading there himself as a zero gravity indicator aboard I:

    Snoopy in an astronaut outfit floating over a parade as a giant balloon.
  9. 2 Nov 2020

    Join in celebrating the 20th anniversary of humans living on the with these free curriculums for kids ages 4-11. Learn about the history and what it's like to live and work in space. Download now at

  10. 10 Dec 2021

    says hello to his ride to the Moon! As the Zero G Indicator for the I mission, Snoopy arrived at on Dec. 2 before being loaded into the spacecraft ahead of launch early next year.

    A woman wearing a hard hat holds up a plush doll resembling Snoopy. The NASA logo is visible in the background.
  11. 28 Nov 2019

    As we work to return astronauts to the Moon with our Artemis program, is on orbit aboard the with & to celebrate Thanksgiving. Discover the they're working on in microgravity:

  12. 28 Nov 2019
  13. 25 Nov 2021

    The Beagle has landed. is in today's —and will soon be in space! Snoopy will ride along on our I mission around the Moon, serving as the mission's zero gravity indicator:

  14. In May 1969, Apollo 10 astronauts traveled all the way to the Moon to “snoop around” the Apollo 11 landing site. For this reason, the crew named the lunar module “Snoopy.” Soon will visit the Moon once again as the zero gravity indicator aboard I

    Headed for the launch pad, Apollo 10 Commander Tom Stafford pats the nose of a stuffed Snoopy held by Jamye Flowers (Coplin), astronaut Gordon Cooper’s secretary.
  15. 17 Feb 2020

    Third time is a charm. Heres the actual Trail Cam video that for some reason Twitter trimmed the beginning off.

  16. 20 Dec 2019

    The zero-gravity indicator on Rosie’s flight is a flying ace. is on board! Snoopy's space experience dates back to and is rocketing into the future on the Artemis mission.

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  17. 28 Nov 2019

    Looks like will more than likely be flying today after his protective netting was removed!

  18. , meet your ride to the Moon! Snoopy will be the zero gravity indicator for the I mission launching early next year. Without astronauts aboard , he will help share the journey with the world as he rides along:

  19. 25 Nov 2021
  20. 5 Dec 2019

    An out-of-this-world gift for the Holidays 🚀 has landed in stores & online! Grab one today at

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