The Ink Pen That Truly Writes Out Of This World


Believe it or not, it is alleged that NASA spent more than a million dollars to develop a device that would write in space. The device is similar to a standard ballpoint ink pen. Simultaneously, Russians were allegedly using a pencil which cost about a nickel to do the same exact thing. Fact or fiction?

One writer that used to work for the government said that the story was real, while others say that the million dollar ink pen is in fact an urban legend.

The Space pen, or the Anti-gravity pen will perform without gravity. Paul C. Fisher held the patent on what was said to be one of the most lucrative pens ever designed in history. This magical pen can write on almost any substance ranging from butter to steel, and can survive temperatures ranging from from -30F to 250F.

There are two designs: the AG7 “Astronaut Pen” which is retractable, and the other one that is not retractable is called the “Bullet Pen”.

If you’re interested in purchasing one of the most versatile pens ever, they are available for public use. The price ranges anywhere from around $12.00 to over $100.00. Astronauts do use these pens but you don’t have to be an astronaut to buy one. And you don’t have to be orbiting in space to use the pen, but you could.

If you’re looking for the perfect ink pen for yourself or to give as a gift to others, you can’t go wrong on this one. This pen is elegant, not messy, and writes anytime, anywhere. It writes upside down. It even writes underwater. The Fisher Pen is very small and it looks really nice.

If you are a professional or just want to look professional, this is the best pen you’ll ever own. Here’s where to buy the Fisher Space Pen:

Fisher Space Pen, Bullet Space Pen, Chrome Finish, Gift Boxed (400)