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
October 24, 2021
This blog has been very serious and sincere as of late, so I thought I’d share something seasonal and lighthearted once again: space & science-...
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...
This blog has been very serious and sincere as of late, so I thought I’d share something seasonal and lighthearted once again: space & science-...
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...
