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  1. I’ve had this Space Pen since I was a kid. Still working. We got our moneys worth out of it. However this did kick off my pen habit so despite owning this pen I’ve bought like a million other pens that have all broken or dried up. #pens #spacepen #fisher_spacepen

  2. I forgot one important #pen and so I had to re-do the photographs: my LAMY AL-star black EMR Stylus with a felt tip which I use on my #BOOX #NoteAir #eink tablet.

    It completes the rest of my daily drivers:
    #FaberCastell pencil, #Kaweco #Lilliput fountain pen and the #Fisher #SpacePen.

  3. I forgot one important #pen and so I had to re-do the photographs: my LAMY AL-star black EMR Stylus with a felt tip which I use on my #BOOX #NoteAir #eink tablet.

    It completes the rest of my daily drivers:
    #FaberCastell pencil, #Kaweco #Lilliput fountain pen and the #Fisher #SpacePen.

  4. In spite of the joke that NASA spent a million dollars developing a pen that could write in space, while the Soviets just used a pencil, the real story is more complicated.
    In reality, US astronauts used pencils, crayons, and grease pencils, as did Soviet cosmonauts. None were an adequate solution.
    Paul #Fischer, of Fischer #Pen Company, had been working on a pen that could write upside down or in any other position, something useful for many jobs, and offered it to NASA at a discount of $3 per pen.
    When the Soviets eventually turned up asking for pen, they had to pay full retail.

    Get a print or other item with this image at heronfox.pixels.com/featured/o

    #NASA, #Apollo, #ApolloProgram, #SpacePen, #FischerPenCompany, #PaulFischer, #Photograph

  5. In spite of the joke that NASA spent a million dollars developing a pen that could write in space, while the Soviets just used a pencil, the real story is more complicated.
    In reality, US astronauts used pencils, crayons, and grease pencils, as did Soviet cosmonauts. None were an adequate solution.
    Paul #Fischer, of Fischer #Pen Company, had been working on a pen that could write upside down or in any other position, something useful for many jobs, and offered it to NASA at a discount of $3 per pen.
    When the Soviets eventually turned up asking for pen, they had to pay full retail.

    Get a print or other item with this image at heronfox.pixels.com/featured/o

    #NASA, #Apollo, #ApolloProgram, #SpacePen, #FischerPenCompany, #PaulFischer, #Photograph

  6. In spite of the joke that NASA spent a million dollars developing a pen that could write in space, while the Soviets just used a pencil, the real story is more complicated.
    In reality, US astronauts used pencils, crayons, and grease pencils, as did Soviet cosmonauts. None were an adequate solution.
    Paul #Fischer, of Fischer #Pen Company, had been working on a pen that could write upside down or in any other position, something useful for many jobs, and offered it to NASA at a discount of $3 per pen.
    When the Soviets eventually turned up asking for pen, they had to pay full retail.

    Get a print or other item with this image at heronfox.pixels.com/featured/o

    #NASA, #Apollo, #ApolloProgram, #SpacePen, #FischerPenCompany, #PaulFischer, #Photograph

  7. In spite of the joke that NASA spent a million dollars developing a pen that could write in space, while the Soviets just used a pencil, the real story is more complicated.
    In reality, US astronauts used pencils, crayons, and grease pencils, as did Soviet cosmonauts. None were an adequate solution.
    Paul #Fischer, of Fischer #Pen Company, had been working on a pen that could write upside down or in any other position, something useful for many jobs, and offered it to NASA at a discount of $3 per pen.
    When the Soviets eventually turned up asking for pen, they had to pay full retail.

    Get a print or other item with this image at heronfox.pixels.com/featured/o

    #NASA, #Apollo, #ApolloProgram, #SpacePen, #FischerPenCompany, #PaulFischer, #Photograph