Let’s be honest: some people inherit a nice watch, a house, or a classic car. We inherited a literal mountain of NASA history and a slightly awkward family dynamic.

My grandfather was Wilmer “Jack” Rogers. He was an engineer on the OG NASA team, specifically helping build the communication systems that allowed the world to hear "The Eagle has landed." Was I close to him? Not really. Did he leave us enough Apollo-era space gear to fill a rocket hangar? Absolutely.

Instead of letting this history sit in a dusty garage, I started Space Heritage.

What began as a mission to curate the Rogers Family Estate quickly grew into something much bigger. Today, we don't just manage our own family's collection—we actively purchase NASA and space-era estates from other families looking for a trusted home for their history.

Our goal is simple: keep space history accessible, buy and protect vulnerable archives, and get these incredible artifacts into the hands of people who will actually appreciate them.

Because if you’re going to buy or trust someone with vintage space gear, you might as well work with the ultimate curators of Moon Joy.