Soyuz TM-32 FLOWN ISS cover Dennis Tito first space tourist Bill Pogue and station systems

and station systems

The cosmonaut ejected the Vostok capsule at approximately 7 km and returned to earth by parachute

His certification provides a valuable direct connection to the station’s onboard history and the crew transition taking place at the time

poised for future lunar missions

Official philatelic presentation by German post : „Nebra disc“

Soyuz TM-32 FLOWN ISS cover Dennis Tito first space tourist Bill Pogue and station systemsSoyuz TM 32 Extremely Rare ISS Flown Dennis Tito Cover, One of Only Four Produced An exceptional artifact from a defining moment in commercial spaceflight: an International Space Station flown cover carried aboard Soyuz TM 32, hand signed by the mission crew and postmarked in orbit on May 6, 2001. The reverse bears a handwritten certification by Yuri Usachev, commander of the resident ISS Expedition 2 crew, confirming that the cover was flown aboard