NASA - IML-1 T-Shirt (Japanese Print)

The First International Microgravity Mission (IML-1) was the first in a series of missions with payloads dedicated to life science and microgravity science research. It was flown aboard Space Shuttle Discovery, STS-42; it was the 45th Shuttle flight and the 15th flight of Discovery. The primary objective of IML-1 was to conduct science and technology investigations that required the low-gravity environment of space, with emphasis on experiments that studied the effects of microgravity on materials and processes and living organisms. IML-1 was a cooperative effort involving six space research institutions: the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), the European Space Agency (ESA), the West German Research and Development Institute for Air and Spacecraft (DLR), the French National Center for Space Studies (CNES), and the Japanese National Development Agency (NASDA).

Design is printed on a thin, soft, unisex cream white garment and only available here!

Size Chart in Inches

Unisex Small: Pit to Pit = 16.5” | Length = 23”
Unisex Medium: Pit to Pit = 18.5” | Length = 23.5”
Unisex Large: Pit to Pit = 20” | Length = 24”
Unisex Extra Large: Pit to Pit = 22” | Length = 25”
Unisex Extra Extra Large: Pit to Pit = 23” | Length = 28”