NASA has confirmed, the year is over and 2019 is one of the hottest on record. The trend of warmth that we’ve been seeing isn’t a fluke or some sort of anomaly, it’s a real problem that can only be pulled back by real change.
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Building videos are really popular on YouTube. People love watching things get made be they models or cakes. It’s a wholesome, relaxing pastime to be honest. There’s no drama, no tension and something nice to look at in the end. Get that same energy by watching Seeing 2020, the live stream from NASA of the next Mars’ rover build.
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What do you think of when you think of space? High designer bags and clothing right? I know I do! If you want to take your fashion out of this world, check out Coach Space, the NASA inspired collection.
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The world is a huge place and chances are, you don’t have time to see every, single inch of it. Not to worry though, NASA has you covered and bonus, you can even adopt your own plot a land (or water) with Adopt The Planet.
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Space is vast and full of wonder but our little blue marble is pretty neat too. You’re likely familiar with the what the earth looks like from space but it changes daily. NASA has started a site that will share images of what the Earth looks like as it moves through its yearly cycle.
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Happy Monday! If you’re at work you probably wish you were somewhere a little more fun. Unfortunately, if you’re at work, you probably need to be but that doesn’t mean you can’t dream of something more exciting. Check out these free retro space posters, print your favorites out for free and dream of a vacation that spans the solar system.
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Maybe you wanted to be an astronaut when you were younger but instead you ended up working in an office because fate is a cruel mistress. But with the ultra high technology Ministry of Supply’s Apollo Dress Shirt you can at least pretend.
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Ever wondered what tool NASA used to wash the astronaut’s undies after a long stretch in space? Well surely it wasn’t this pair of scruffy looking washing machines, or was it? There’s only one way to find out, and that’s to bid on them, because these two magnificent NASA washers are up for auction for the next four days, with a starting bid of $25.00.
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