October 18, 2026

Astronaut Avatar: Astronaut and Star Sailor, the Two Astronaut Muses

Search for an astronaut avatar and you mostly get icon packs, maker tools and profile frames — not a finished character you can collect and keep. On AllTheMuse there are two astronaut Muses, not one: Astronaut in the Dream Jobs collection, tagline "When I grow up.", and Star Sailor, the astronaut of the Founder Collection. Both are collectible Muse avatars, and both unlock for 50 Muse Coins. This spotlight covers who each one is, the space shelf around them, and the honest math on collecting them.

The Spotlight Muse: Astronaut From Dream Jobs

Its own page sums up the brief: "Calm under pressure and endlessly curious - treats every day like a launch window and every problem like a checklist with a countdown." Astronaut is one of ten career Muses in Dream Jobs, each with the Pro personality and the same flat Common price. Its page describes it as: "A pocket-sized explorer in a crisp white flight suit - mission patches on the chest, a helmet ring framing a very brave face, and boots made for moon dust and Monday mornings." It was created by the Muse Lab.

Like every collectible Muse, Astronaut is more than the picture. Unlocking it once with Muse Coins makes it yours forever, and the unlock includes the full prompt pack, its conversation style and the full-resolution artwork download. On its page, the "Use in Muse" button copies its prompt so you can paste it into a new chat in Muse and bring the calm, curious, countdown-ready personality to life.

The Original Astronaut: Star Sailor From the Founder Collection

The second astronaut is older and rarer. Star Sailor is one of the original twelve in the Founder Collection, tagline "The original twelve.", created by @CosmoCub. Its page reads: "Star Sailor is a brave little cadet with stars in her eyes and a checklist for everything. She helps you dream bigger while keeping your feet on the launch pad - goal setting, habit systems, and long-term planning with a sense of wonder. Expect big-picture thinking broken into mission-ready steps." A second line adds: "A brave little cadet in white-and-orange, helmet tucked under one arm."

Star Sailor carries the Legendary rarity with a limited edition cap of 250 — but check the live price before assuming the usual ladder: on the Founder shelf every one of the twelve unlocks for 50 Muse Coins, Star Sailor included, whatever its rarity. So the choice between the two astronauts is not price. Astronaut is the open Common with no edition cap; Star Sailor is the capped original, the one for collectors who want the first crew and a numbered run.

Build the Space Shelf Around Them

An astronaut shelf gets stronger with a crew around it, and the natural home for that crew is Space Crew, tagline "To the stars." — ten Muses, every one a Common at 50 Muse Coins with no edition cap: Rocket, Alien, Moon and Galaxy, plus Earth, Comet, UFO, Star, Robot and Saturn. Our Space Crew guide walks the full room.

Back on the Dream Jobs shelf, the astronaut also has two close workmates for a mission-control corner: Pilot and Scientist, each a Common at 50 Muse Coins with the same Pro personality. Our Dream Jobs guide covers all ten careers, from Astronaut to Chef, in room order.

Using an Astronaut Muse in Muse

Collecting is only half of what a Muse is for. Once either astronaut is in your Vault, its page's "Use in Muse" button copies its master prompt; paste it into a new chat in Muse (muse.ai) and the chat takes on that personality — Astronaut's calm countdown thinking, or Star Sailor's big-picture planning broken into mission-ready steps. Our guide to using a custom Muse avatar in Muse walks the steps in full.

That is the honest difference between this and an astronaut profile picture: a picture stops at the frame, while a Muse carries a prompt pack, a personality and full-resolution artwork you keep forever after one unlock. If you are not sure an astronaut is your personality match at all, the Find Your Muse quiz will point you to one before you spend a coin.

Prices, the Bundles, and the Smartest Way to Start

Bought one by one, either full room costs 500 Muse Coins. Each bundle is 250 Muse Coins for its whole collection — so if Astronaut is the start of a Dream Jobs shelf rather than the whole shelf, price the bundle first: it costs the same as five singles and includes all ten. The same math holds for the Space Crew bundle. Star Sailor has no bundle shortcut in this math — it is a single 50-coin unlock on the Founder shelf.

A single astronaut still makes sense when one character is all you want: 50 coins, and a new account's 150 signup coins cover both astronauts for 100 coins in total, with 250 to spare. If you would rather spend nothing first, the Free Muses room holds Muses at 0 coins to collect, and you can compare every astronaut and space Muse side by side in the Gallery and on the Muse Avatars hub before deciding.

• Astronaut — Common, 50 Muse Coins, no edition cap
• Star Sailor — Legendary, 50 Muse Coins, edition cap 250
• Dream Jobs: ten Commons at 50 each — 500 Muse Coins one by one
• Dream Jobs bundle: 250 Muse Coins for the whole collection
• Space Crew: ten Commons at 50 each — 500 Muse Coins one by one
• Space Crew bundle: 250 Muse Coins for the whole collection
• New accounts: 150 Muse Coins at signup