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Space Flight Awareness Posters

The Space Flight Awareness (SFA) Program, managed by NASA’s Space Operations Mission Directorate, is a motivational and recognition program with invited representation from NASA and contractors having major responsibilities for human spaceflight mission success. The SFA program produces crew and expedition posters in collaboration with crew members to promote the awareness and understanding among the NASA workforce about the importance of astronaut safety and mission success.

Sunlight reflects off the Indian Ocean in this view from orbit in late July 1985

2024 NASA Astronauts

Astronauts

Illustrated versions of NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 members explore a dark, enchanted forest. Bright stars shine in the background, illuminating trees with fresh buds emerging. NASA astronaut and Commander Jessican Meir leads the group with a hand outstretched, pointing to something in the distance. On the far left is Roscosmos cosmonaut and Mission Specialist Andrey Fedyaev, followed by Meir, ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut and Mission Specialist Sophie Adenot, and NASA astronaut and Pilot Jack Hathaway on the far right. Text at the bottom of the poster reads: CREW 12.

Commercial Crew

Front side of the poster for the International Space Station Expedition 75. The top identifier has National Aeronautics and Space Administration text on the left and the NASA insignia on the right. The title of the poster is Above Earth, for Earth. Under the title is the last names of the seven astronauts on the mission. The background has an arch-like window view of an abstract stylized image of the Sun rising from behind the stylized Earth with silhouettes of the seven astronauts at the bottom.

Expeditions

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