Image: Soyuz-TMA-01M-Mission-Patch

Description: Imitation of the official logo of the Soyuz TMA-01M mission. The patch is based on the drawing by Alexander Turovsky of Michurinsk, Russia. Aleksandr Kaleri described his crew's patch to collectSPACE in July: „It is a hexagon with flags and families [names]: two flags – American and Russian – and three families. Inside there is a silhouette of the Soyuz composed from digits, zeros and ones, above the planet flying through the Sun and some stars. And there is an outline of a crane as the backdrop of the Soyuz. The Soyuz is represented digitally out of zeros and ones with the crane.“ The zeros and ones are binary for the ASCII text STMA-01M. BEWARE: This drawing is similar to the original patch (File:Soyuz-TMA-01M-Mission-Patch.png), but not identical.
Title: Soyuz-TMA-01M-Mission-Patch
Credit: Erik van der Hoorn/Alexander Turovsky
Author: Hydrox (PNG to SVG vectorization)
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