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Draw Together
The Spacecraft Agency
NASA

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What's Up, Universe!

Draw Together

2023

anodised aluminium

+- 20 x 10 cm

A collection of children's drawings that capture whatever they think are the most meaningful, wonderful or important parts of life in our world.

What's Up, Universe!

Kids from five DrawTogether Classrooms around the country created drawings to share with the rest of the universe—symbols that capture whatever they think are the most meaningful, wonderful or important parts of life in our world.


The kids drawings will be etched into the metal surface of a satellite, which a rocket will soon carry into space. The satellite will then orbit Earth, going around and around, showing off these drawings—the FIRST EVER kids art show in outer space!


This creative collaboration between DrawTogether and NASA was inspired by the astronomer Carl Sagan, who in 1977 sent a Golden Record up into space on the Voyager spacecraft, filled with sounds and images from Earth to share with potential extraterrestrial life.

Draw Together

Draw Together

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3 Jul 2024

Noise of Summer

Firefly Aerospace

Vandenberg Space Force Base, CA, USA

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2024-125

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LEO

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2024-125

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In space

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The Spacecraft Agency
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What's Up, Universe!

Draw Together

2023

anodised aluminium

+- 20 x 10 cm

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