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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has released three retro posters that it commissioned to promote space tourism.
Designed by the creative team at Invisible Creatures, the images are for NASA’s ‘Visions of the Future’ calendar for 2016, which is given as a gift by the agency to staff and associates.
Each poster offers a glimpse of what holidays in space may be sold as in the future.



However, since recreational space travel is still a distant dream for most of us – at least until Virgin Galactic gets going – we’ll just have to make do with these posters for now.
The three designs can be bought as limited edition prints on the Invisible Creatures website and JPL will also be releasing each month’s poster as a free download.
➤ Visions of the future for NASA [Invisible Creatures]