Collection: The Official Planetary Society Store

There ARE more than just eight PLANETS! We love Pluto, too, but why do we put all the focus on these particular eight bodies simply because they orbit the Sun? With all due respect to Copernicus, we would like to propose a whole new way of looking at our local celestial neighborhood. Created in partnership with The Planetary Society, the set includes 20 Solar System toy blocks featuring 8 planets, 8 moons, 3 dwarf planets and just one star. The package also includes a special two-sided supplemental fold-out poster that will provide a wealth of additional information about the fascinating worlds in our celestial neighborhood. 

Featuring the new Planetary Society brand ID! This was the first of many products to be updated with the new look. Black six-panel snapback hat with a structured fit, white raised embroidery graphic, and breathable eyelets. Adjustable, one size fits most. Made from 100% high-quality cotton. Crown depth: 34.5cm.

The brand new Planetary Society identity as of 2022! Sticker is vinyl with holographic style. Good for indoor/outdoor use. Measures 3" round. 

The new Planetary brand ID as of 2022! We still have some of the previous ID brand (see option #4) Our Vision: Know the cosmos and our place within it. Our Mission: Empowering the world’s citizens to advance space science and exploration. Patch measures 4"x1.6" wide.

It is the evolution of space missions. From the tiny Sojourner to Spirit/Opportunity to Curiosity, eventually leading to the first humans on Mars. Planetary Society’s Advocacy group knows that every mission counts and is why they are fighting to get the most important missions the funding dollars they need to reach their goals.

65 million years ago a 100 million Megaton city-sized asteroid hit what is now Mexico. That impact led to the extinction of 70% of all species on Earth and the extinction of the ancient dinosaurs. Remember Chicxulub! Originally created for The Planetary Society’s 2018 Kick Asteroid Campaign.

On March 24, 2025, The Planetary Society held its annual Day of Action in Washington, D.C., with the message "NASA works" as the theme, following a successful write-in campaign, and advocating for NASA's continued funding and missions.

This has been a long time coming. After more than a decade of designing space-themed merch, it's remarkable that we're only now getting to the rockets. Our newest design features 25 historic rockets, from the ancient "Pigeon" of Archytas to the modern SpaceX Starship Super Heavy. To capture the relative scale of each engine, we've applied a sliding scale, allowing us to display even the smallest of rockets with enough detail to appreciate their historic significance. Shirt is 100% cotton. Do not wash in hot water and machine tumble dry medium/regular heat. 

On March 24, 2025, The Planetary Society held its annual Day of Action in Washington, D.C., with the message "NASA works" as the theme, following a successful write-in campaign, and advocating for NASA's continued funding and missions.

Bring Them Home features the full planned suite of Mars Sample Return spacecraft from the Lander to the return sample rocket. Produced specially for The Planetary Society’s Day of Action in Washington DC. September 17-18.

These solar glasses are manufactured with produced with American Paper Optics and are ISO certified. Comes with an Eclipse-O-Rama sticker.  Design also by APO. 

Beyond Earth was our very first space exploration t-shirt, originally created in 2013. It features 23 deep space missions that ventured far beyond Earth's orbit, from Apollo to Voyager. Don’t worry—it’s been kept up to date, and includes more recent missions like Juno. This design marked our first step outside the realm of popular culture and eventually led to our partnership with The Planetary Society. Shirt is 100% cotton. Do not wash in hot water and machine tumble dry medium/regular heat. 

Understanding the larger universe and the many other kinds of worlds that exist within it, is how we can better understand our own home. In a Venn Diagram, The Planetary Society is where space exploration and the study of our fragile planet Earth would overlap. Size is 3"x1.75".

Why explore just planets when you can explore WORLDS?! There are at least 19 of them beckoning to be explored (not to mention some others that couldn’t fit on a sticker).  Sticker measures 7.5"x3" and ideal for indoor/outdoor use.

Carl Sagan said, "I believe our future depends on how well we know this Cosmos in which we float like a mote of dust in the morning sky." In 1980 he co-founded The Planetary Society. Today, Bill Nye is our CEO. Join us in our effort to change the world. NOTE: The Society’s 45th anniversary is a limited edition item and will not be reproduced. Design by Govy.

The Planetary Society original “Clipper Logo” revised to reflect a new mission. Here the Solar System is replaced with the Jupiter System and the Clipper Ship is replaced by the Europa Clipper spacecraft swinging in between Europa and Ganymede.

The new solar system with all the major moons and Pluto lost in the Kuiper Belt (look for it, it is there!). This was the exclusive member T-shirt design for The Planetary Society from 2016 to 2020.

This is the official pin of the LightSail 2 mission. Cloisonné double pin backing. Measures about 1.5" wide.  

If the dinosaurs looked up at the night sky, they may have prepared better for calamity. Good for indoor/outdoor use. Measures about 4 x 4".

Sticker is epoxy/vinyl with dome shaped coating. Good for indoor/outdoor use. Measures 1.5" round. 

It is the evolution of space missions. From the tiny Sojourner to Spirit/Opportunity to Curiosity, eventually leading to the first humans on Mars. Planetary Society’s Advocacy group knows that every mission counts and is why they are fighting to get the most important missions the funding dollars they need to reach their goals.

What created Meteor Crater in Arizona was a mammoth impact! Originally created for The Planetary Society’s 2018 Kick Asteroid Campaign. Sticker is vinyl and now measures 3.5" tall. Good for indoor or outdoor use. Also there is a limited supply of the older 3" tall version.

NOTE: Giclée prints are also available in sizes ranging from 8x10 to 24x36. This listing is for the screen-printed version. The Planetary Society is hosting an impressive gathering for the eclipse dubbed Eclipse-O-Rama. The event’s official poster showcases Fredericksburg as a prime spot for viewing the eclipse's totality in the USA, symbolically marked with a Blue Bonnet flower.

The James Webb Space Telescope is a time machine that can see back nearly to the point of creation itself, 13.5 billion years ago. The design boasts this fact in a text burst and includes a timeline starting at the upper left with the Big Bang, red-shifting its way through the dark age and across the print (above). The stars and galaxies begin to more fully populate the page until you see the universe as it is today at the lower right. The limit of JWST’s limit is tagged in yellow just after “First Stars”. Screenprint is 4-colors on heavy stock, measures 18 x 24 to edge. Archival Digital Prints are various sizes printed with ConeColor ink and RedRiver papers.