Field Notes recently released their newest edition, the Field Notes Three Missions Notebooks! These notebooks commemorate the valiant quest to land on the moon, and the missions that got us there. Each pack comes with three notebooks, one for each of the three missions. Continue reading to learn more about the Three Missions Notebooks and the missions they are dedicated to. Also, continue on for your chance to win a pack of the Field Notes Three Missions Notebook.
Field Notes Three Missions Notebook
The first of the three Field Notes notebooks is dedicated to the Mercury Mission. First approved in October of 1958, the Mercury mission lasted until 1963. There were several key milestones accomplished with with this mission, including the first American in space, and the First American to orbit the Earth.
Field Notes Three Missions Notebooks
Second, we have the Gemini Mission which started in 1961 and ended in 1966. During this mission, Ed White II became the first human to “walk” in space, and was in open space for approximately 22 minutes. By the end of the mission, in 1996, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Jr “walked” in space for approximately 5.5 hours!
Last, but definitely not least, we have the world famous Apollo Mission. Started in 1961 and lasting until 1972, this mission rocked the world. During this mission, Neil L Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon. This single act has sparked innumerable theories, advancements, debates, etc. than almost any other breakthrough in space.
Each Notebook contains more facts and figures, and also depict images of the missions on their respective covers in full color. The interior pages are Finch Opaque 60#T white graph paper. Field Notes took particular care to print the grids with an extremely light “Firmament Gray” ink. In addition, each pack comes with three “Punch-Out and Assemble” Mission-Specific Crew Capsule Models! These models were slightly more difficult to assemble then we were anticipating, so if you need any help, check out Field Notes Assembly Instructions (PDF). We hope you enjoy your Field Notes Three Missions Notebooks!
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Note: The “Punch-Out and Assemble” Modules have already been assembled, but will be included with the notebooks.
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I really enjoy these.
My favorite notebook is the one I write in every day – Hobonichi Techo.
Tis a nice thing. Field Notebooks comes up with another winner
these are so cool
I don’t have a favorite notebook. I’ve been wanting to try Field Notes for awhile, but I haven’t gotten around to trying them.
My favorite notebook is a pocket notebook I got at a conference. It is graph ruled and has super smooth paper. I wish I could figure out what brand it is!
My favorite notebook is the Rhodia Meeting Book!
I love Field Notes!
My favorite notebook is Rhodia Dot Grid A5
This looks like a very sweet edition!
For pocket notebooks, my favorites are a Rhodia Webnotebook or a Leuchtturm1917 A6-sized book…Field Notes are decent enough but their paper is hit-or-miss where fountain pens are concerned.
I like to make my own pocket paper slips, but I like the design and form factor of Nakabayashi’s swing logical pocket notebook. They seem more durable and plentiful compared to Field Notes or comparable books. That said, I’d like a book with clear pages + header/date lines for the tops or bottoms of said pages. That would be ideal for sketching purposes.
I’ve become a fan of the stifflexible line of notebooks.
I am so excited about these since my Dad worked at NASA during all three of these missions. I’m buying sets for my brothers for their birthdays! And one or two for me. One to save and one to use!
Midori in A5
These notebooks are awesome. Field Notes really hit it out of the park on this one.
My fav notebook is from Rhodia
My nephew would LOVE these Field Notes notebooks. He is a huge fan of everything space.
It used to be the Leut ones but i am trying out new ones that show the ink sheen better.
cool
I like the Field Notes Pitch Black Memo & Notebooks.
Trying a small Clairfontaine graph paper note pad currently.
I love those punch-out models so much!
I am such a sucker for the Midori A5 and A6 notebooks!