Every October, we join the global community in celebrating World Space Week, an annual event officially recognized by the United Nations General Assembly in 1999. Since its inception in 2000, World Space Week has championed the theme of “celebrating science and technology, and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition.”

At EverGreene, we are proud to play a role in preserving our space exploration heritage. Our work includes the meticulous conservation of iconic spacecraft and aerospace artifacts, such as the Saturn V rocket, the Skylab Test Module, the Atlantis Space Shuttle, and two Vanguard Satellites.

Our expertise lies at the intersection of science and art. In addition to conserving historic space artifacts, our team has also created stunning murals and mosaics inspired by space exploration, gracing public and private spaces across the nation.

In honor of World Space Week, we invite you to explore our contributions to preserving and celebrating humanity’s journey into the cosmos.