Snoopy made his first trip to space in 1990 aboard the space shuttle Colombia. This is not the first time Snoopy has been associated with space flight, with Schulz writing comics of the character in space to raise public excitement about the Apollo missions in the 1960s. NASA announced on their website and on Twitter ( that a doll of Snoopy dressed as an astronaut will be flying on their ship Artemis I as a zero-gravity indicator.
Related: How Peanuts' Best Decade Changed Charlie Brown Forever The holiday Peanuts specials based on the comics have aired on television for over fifty years, a tradition that continues to this day. He's known for his good nature and high imagination, picturing himself in many outlandish situations, such as fighting in World War I, becoming a lawyer, and of course, going to space. Snoopy, as the dog of protagonist Charlie Brown, is not held to the same standards of reality as the children. Peanuts follows the social circle of a group of young children, with humor coming from their interactions with forays into psychological and sociological commentary. The comic would go on to inspire television specials, movies, and stage shows, with characters like Snoopy and Charlie Brown becoming household names. Peanuts, created by Charles Schulz is a daily comic strip that ran for fifty years and published over 17,000 strips. Peanuts character and cultural icon Snoopy will be taking off into space, with NASA announcing his use in the Artemis I's mission.
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