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Scary astronomy T-shirt - Featured Nostromics product
Scary Astronomy T-Shirt
Are you looking for a science themed Halloween dress? It's never too early, get our Scary Astronomy White T-Shirt, or women's scary astronomy T-shirt. They feature red blood dripping ASTRONOMY IS DONE AT NIGHT... text.
If you are an amateur astronomer, use the Scary Astronomy Tote Bag to keep star charts, eyepieces and other items at your next star party. Don't miss your friends' laughs when they see your horror astronomy T-shirts and bags.
Indeed, stargazing and horror stories often share a similar setting: night and darkness.
If you are an amateur astronomer, use the Scary Astronomy Tote Bag to keep star charts, eyepieces and other items at your next star party. Don't miss your friends' laughs when they see your horror astronomy T-shirts and bags.
Indeed, stargazing and horror stories often share a similar setting: night and darkness.
Your face in space - Featured Nostromics Newsletter story
Atlantis Over Andes Mouse Pad
This story was published in the 16 June 2010 issue of our Nostromics Newsletter. Don't miss the great science tidbits and news in future issues, subscribe to the free Nostromics Newsletter.
Fly your face in space with the last Shuttle mission
The Atlantis Over Andes Mouse Pad in the Space section of Nostromics Store features a beautiful photo of Space Shuttle Atlantis, with the snow-capped Andes Mountains seen in the background. It was taken in May 2010 when the spacecraft was approaching the International Space Station for the STS-132 mission. It was the final mission of Atlantis, one of the 3 Shuttle fleet orbiters besides Discovery and Endeavour.
Started in 1981, the Shuttle program is scheduled to end in late 2010 and only two missions are remaining: STS-133 with Discovery, which will be launched no earlier than September 2010, and STS-134 with Endeavour in November 2010. To give the public the opportunity of taking part to these historical last missions, NASA will let you fly your face into space on STS-133 or STS-134.
Visit the Face in Space site, click "Participate", accept the terms of use and fill the online form. Provide your name and country in the form, select the Shuttle mission you are interested in and optionally upload a JPEG or GIF image file with your photo. For best results, use a square photo with your face near the center. After clicking "Submit", be sure to print the confirmation page titled "You Are Go For Launch!", or save the confirmation number and flight information.
After the selected mission ends with the Shuttle landing, go back to the Face in Space site. By entering the confirmation number, you will get a printable participation certificate. The certificate will most likely include an image with your face visible through the Shuttle commander's seat window.
Be sure to spread the word and forward this newsletter to friends, let them join you in space for this unique opportunity!
More science gifts and products at Nostromics Store.
Fly your face in space with the last Shuttle mission
The Atlantis Over Andes Mouse Pad in the Space section of Nostromics Store features a beautiful photo of Space Shuttle Atlantis, with the snow-capped Andes Mountains seen in the background. It was taken in May 2010 when the spacecraft was approaching the International Space Station for the STS-132 mission. It was the final mission of Atlantis, one of the 3 Shuttle fleet orbiters besides Discovery and Endeavour.
Started in 1981, the Shuttle program is scheduled to end in late 2010 and only two missions are remaining: STS-133 with Discovery, which will be launched no earlier than September 2010, and STS-134 with Endeavour in November 2010. To give the public the opportunity of taking part to these historical last missions, NASA will let you fly your face into space on STS-133 or STS-134.
Visit the Face in Space site, click "Participate", accept the terms of use and fill the online form. Provide your name and country in the form, select the Shuttle mission you are interested in and optionally upload a JPEG or GIF image file with your photo. For best results, use a square photo with your face near the center. After clicking "Submit", be sure to print the confirmation page titled "You Are Go For Launch!", or save the confirmation number and flight information.
After the selected mission ends with the Shuttle landing, go back to the Face in Space site. By entering the confirmation number, you will get a printable participation certificate. The certificate will most likely include an image with your face visible through the Shuttle commander's seat window.
Be sure to spread the word and forward this newsletter to friends, let them join you in space for this unique opportunity!
More science gifts and products at Nostromics Store.