by Emily Rice
January 04, 2022
Though starting a New Year on January 1 isn't astronomically significant, two events near that date are: the December solstice and perihelion, or E...
by Emily Rice
April 14, 2021
by Emily Rice
March 01, 2021
We've got a fun story to share about the designer behind some of these amazing new space masks—Emily Levine (a.k.a. Sally Starrider), a graphic designer who entered the space fashion world thanks to her brother and Astronomy on Tap.
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by Emily Rice
February 16, 2021
Today we have a guest post from scientist and artist Briley Lewis , who helped design our amazing Mars 2020 merch!
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by Emily Rice
November 10, 2020
As scientist, I know that billions, if not trillions, of experiential "things" happen every day, from the momentous to the mundane. Somehow that do...
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Though starting a New Year on January 1 isn't astronomically significant, two events near that date are: the December solstice and perihelion, or E...
Our Dare Mighty Things Mars 2020 parachute skirt recently made an appearance on the local news in Cleveland, Ohio with reporter Kelly Dobeck—and so did our very own Emily Rice!
We've got a fun story to share about the designer behind some of these amazing new space masks—Emily Levine (a.k.a. Sally Starrider), a graphic designer who entered the space fashion world thanks to her brother and Astronomy on Tap.
Today we have a guest post from scientist and artist Briley Lewis, who helped design our amazing Mars 2020 merch!
As scientist, I know that billions, if not trillions, of experiential "things" happen every day, from the momentous to the mundane. Somehow that do...
