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USPS gets geeky with Show star Trek stamps
It goes without saying the gap between the fake exploration on Star Trek and the actual exploration at NASA is huge.
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But space nerds will also appreciate two new stamps highlighting NASA’s New Horizon mission to Pluto.
The souvenir sheet of four stamps contains two new stamps appearing twice.
The stamps follow through on a petition that was filed by New Horizons’ fans more than three years ago – long before the piano-sized probe flew past Pluto on July 14. They were designed by a company called The Heads of State, under the art direction of Antonio Alcalá, and beautifully capture elements from the Original Series with 1960s-inspired design.
“Our stamps articulate the American experience through miniature works of art”, said Acting Stamp Services Director Mary-Anne Penner. “Our diverse stamp topics for 2016 are sure to appeal to everyone”. “It’s an educational hobby the entire family can enjoy”.
The stamp features a contemplative photograph of the expansive cornfields near Milford in the northern part of the state. Read on for a look at the four new jack-o’-lantern stamps coming out in honor of our favorite holiday, Halloween! Others use colors to represent and visualize certain features of a planet based in imaging data. Still others use the near-infrared spectrum to show things that can not be seen by the human eye invisible light.
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Have a look at the new issues for Forever, 1-cent, 5-cent and Priority Mail stamps, as well as release information where available. In 1991, a stamp that said “Pluto – Not Yet Explored” was placed on the spacecraft as it set out towards the planet.