Anything that happens in space . . . can be incorporated into astrophilately
The small artwork "The Fallen Astronaut" from Belgian artist Paul Van Hoeydonck was left on the Moon by the Apollo 15 astronauts, together with a memory plate for the 14 astronauts who died during training or flight.
Apollo 15 Moon cover, landed on the Moon in 1971.
News on Astrophilately
NEW : The Rocket Mails of India - Book
Markand Dave, FRPSL, published a wonderful catalogue on the work of Stephen Smith.
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AMSIPEX 2026 in February 2026
International On-Line Aerophilatelic Exhibition
14-22 February 2026
Brought to you by the Air Mail Society India Foundation (AMSI) to celebrate World Air Mail Day (18 February each year).
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14-22 February 2026
Brought to you by the Air Mail Society India Foundation (AMSI) to celebrate World Air Mail Day (18 February each year).
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Cosmos Express # 248
A new Cosmos Express with a lot of exciting news about astrophilately.
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Kennedy Space Center - Post Office closed
As of September 26th, the Kennedy Space Center Post Office is definitely closed for future postmarks of flights.
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Docking of the European cargo ship ATV-1 to ISS on April 3rd 2008. Postmark on board Russian segment of the ISS.
One of the most important things in astrophilately is to get the exact information about spaceflight and astrophilatelic covers.
There is a lot of astrophilatelic material available, on the internet and written, but a lot of knowledge is in the hand of great astrophilatelist who really want to share their data.
The Mundaneum by Paul Otlet, the first attempt to bring all the world's data together in one building, internet and Wikipedia® "avant la lettre".
