Send your art to space!

Club for the Future, the nonprofit founded by Blue Origin, will launch your art and postcards to space and back. It's free to take part, at any age, from anywhere in the world.

Two ways to send something to space

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Art to Space

On a phone, tablet or computer

Draw a picture of how space can help our planet, right on Club's website.
Send it with a grown-up. You can make as many pieces of art as you would like.
Leave an email address if you'd like a message when your art is back from space.

Keep names, addresses and other personal details out of the picture.

Make your space art

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Postcards to Space

With pen and paper

Use a 4 × 6 inch (10 × 15 cm) postcard or print Club's template.
On one side, draw or write why Earth needs space. On the other, write a note to yourself and your address.
Post it to Club in an envelope with a stamp. A whole class can go in one box.

Your postcard comes back to you stamped “Flown to Space”.

How to post a card

When does it fly?

“While we can't promise exactly when they'll touch back down on Earth, rest assured — every piece of art and postcard WILL make the epic trip to space and back!”

Club for the Future

For grown-ups and teachers

Both buttons open the Club for the Future website. Orbital Radar never sees or collects any artwork, postcards or personal details.
Postcards go to Club's address in Texas, so posting from outside the US needs an international stamp.
Club also has free classroom lessons, from quick activities to full units. See the lessons

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Orby's Space Academy

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