Buzz Aldrin announces the Axe Space Academy:
“I’m helping AXE give 22 lucky people from around the world the chance to go into space…”
A blog about what I find beautiful and interesting in this universe.
Buzz Aldrin announces the Axe Space Academy:
“I’m helping AXE give 22 lucky people from around the world the chance to go into space…”
Whatever your reading interests, Knob Creek Metal Arts has a set of bookends for you.
A couple of the items I’ve added to my Thinx Gifts store for the “worldly” drinkers out there.
THIS so very much!
CHRIS HADFIELD: An astronaut’s advice
As seen on http://zenpencils.com
Art: by Gavin Aung Than
Words: by Chris HadfieldWhy worry about growing up when there’s so much GOING up to do? Canada, I am officially thanking you for Commander Hadfield.
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Reaching for the Stars
Bare branches of trees reach for stars in this starry November night of Sweden. This carefully framed black & white photo also shows the North America Nebula at right and the Andromeda Galaxy at the upper left. — P-M Heden
How I miss thee, Randolph College.
(Source: anotheryeasayer, via vintagermwc)
Undoubtedly one of the coolest space sights on Earth, the Richat Structure of Mauritania.
(via scinerds)
That’s what this show was: nine people looking into the blackness of space and seeing nine different things
(via thinkaboutelephants)
The collision between the Milky Way Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy.
See also: Timeline of the far future, Milkomeda
(Source: dewogong)
THE WEARABLE MACHINES PROJECT I MJ v1.0 , Imagine being able to create music by using your body as an interface. Imagine being able to extend that jacket to make it work not only with music, but with whichever devices you have: A Kinect, an iPod, Nike Plus. Machina believes that the way we interact with our clothing is changing; clothing should not only be a way of covering your body while helping you get laid, our relationship with clothing should be much more than that: clothing should be an extension of our body, and they are using wearable technology to do that. (via designplaygrounds.com » Archive » MJ v1.0 by Machina)