It is a one-of-a kind Snoopy.

This stuffed Snoopy will go to space. People will know that the spacecraft is in zero gravity when it floats. (Peanuts Worldwide via AP)
Snoopy will ride on a rocket like this one. (NASA)
Snoopy goes to space in a TV show too. (Apple TV+ via AP)
The Peanuts friends learn about space. (Apple TV+ via AP)
Astronaut Snoopy flew in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. (AP/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez)

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A plush Snoopy toy is ready. NASA put it in a rocket. Astronaut Snoopy will float.

The rocket should fly around the Moon and back to Earth. Will it be safe for humans to do that too?

Pray: That God will give people wisdom to know if and when it is safe to send people far out into space.

Read More: Snoopy is the beagle in the comic strip “Peanuts.” He also is an astronaut. A stuffed toy Snoopy has been to the Space Station. Now another plush Snoopy is ready to test the Artemis 1 rocket. It is designed to carry humans to the Moon and Mars. Will it be safe? The Snoopy toy will help NASA know when the spaceship pulls away from Earth’s gravity. God created gravity to hold us to the ground. We would float away without it! Psalm 139:8 reminds us, “If I ascend to heaven, you are there!” God is everywhere.