Everyday Things Sent to Space
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 16, 2025
Lego Figures
NASA sent custom Lego astronauts to Jupiter aboard the Juno spacecraft to inspire kids about science and exploration.
Luke Skywalker’s Lightsaber
The original movie prop from Star Wars was sent aboard Discovery in 2007 to celebrate the franchise’s cultural impact.
A Pizza Delivery
In 2001, Pizza Hut sent a vacuum-sealed pizza to the ISS, becoming the first brand to deliver food to outer space.
Buzz Lightyear Toy
NASA launched a 12-inch Buzz Lightyear figure in 2008 aboard Discovery to promote STEM education for kids.
iPod Loaded With Songs
Astronauts brought iPods onboard filled with personal music. Even Coldplay tracks made it into Earth’s orbit.
Tardigrades (Microscopic Life)
Often found on everyday objects like moss or soil, these tiny creatures survived a space trip—frozen, dehydrated, and revived later.
Cheeseburger in a Can
As part of food experiments, scientists sent a canned cheeseburger to see how preserved fast food held up in orbit.
Celebs With Their Own Fashion Lines
