Description

The Space Stylus is a modified version of the original Chrome Bullet Pen that Fisher designed in 1948.  Fisher Space Pens have been used by NASA since 1967 because it can write in the vacuum of space and has been featured for years in the New York Museum of Modern Art. The pen works in extreme temperatures (-50° F to 400° F) and can be used at any angle. Click here for a technical description of how the pen works and for an interesting story on how the Space Pen saved the Apollo 11 mission!

Now that you have had your history lesson, let's take a look at the Space Stylus itself.  The stylus is shaped to be short and stubby and has a clip-on for your shirt.  Pull the back of the stylus out, turn it around, and then reinsert it into the front part of the stylus to give you a full-size ink pen.  Just imagine how The Eagle docked with the Columbia command module and you'll get the idea.

The Space Stylus comes in Chrome or Black and uses black, blue, or red ink refills.

Usability