
Digital Postcards Take Flight on Blue Origin’s NS-25 Mission
We are thrilled to announce that the first collection of Club for the Future’s digital postcards made an epic journey to space and back aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket! The incredible artwork submitted by thousands of students, teachers, parents, and space enthusiasts is now available in the Postcard Gallery.
The digital art was placed onto a hard drive and loaded in the NS-25 crew capsule. After the launch, an email was sent to the creators with a link to the gallery to view their digital postcards, now stamped “Flown to Space,” so they can share them on social media. Check out a preview of these creative digital entries:

Through Club activities like Postcards to Space, Club for the Future hopes to ignite a passion for space exploration and foster the skills needed to build the future space workforce for the benefit of Earth. Their creativity could be the foundation for tomorrow’s innovations in space.
There’s no limit to how many postcards creators can fly to space! Head to draw.clubforfuture.org to create another digital postcard to send on New Shepard’s next mission.
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