Personal archive — flight record

Mission
Log

A collection of boarding passes and participation certificates carried aboard real spacecraft — rovers, orbiters, telescopes and crewed missions — across more than a decade of NASA and partner-agency outreach programs.

Archive holderMiroslaw Stygar
Span2008 — 2026
AgenciesNASA · CSA · ESA
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I.

Telemetry

Aggregate figures pulled from every boarding pass and certificate in the archive.

Missions collected
0
Certificates and boarding passes across NASA and partner outreach programs.
Celestial destinations
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Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars, the Jupiter system, and the Sun–Earth L2 point.
Combined mileage
0MI
(≈ 0 km) — sum of mileage stated on individual boarding passes (Artemis I, Artemis II, VIPER, Roman). Not every certificate records a distance.
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Trajectory map

An unscaled schematic of the solar system. Each marker sits near a mission's real destination — select one to open its certificate.

Solar system trajectory map A schematic diagram showing the Sun, inner planets, the asteroid belt and Jupiter, with markers for nine space mission certificates positioned near Earth orbit, the Moon, Mars, in transit to Jupiter, and the Sun-Earth L2 point. Sol Earth Moon Mars Jupiter STS‑134 Glory VIPER Artemis I Artemis II LRO L2 Roman Curiosity Europa Clipper
Arrived / operating En route Awaiting launch Did not reach orbit

Diagram is schematic and not to scale. Select any marker to view its certificate.

III.

Mission archive

The full list, in case a plain index is easier than the map above.