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Yes, we really think Uranus belongs in your bathroom. This mini soap bar would make a great gift for anyone hoping to get to the bottom of astronomy. Measures 6 x 4.2 x 2.5cm.Unscented. Thankfully.1 x 56g bar of soap.Not tested on Animals.
£5.99
An early-20th-Century classroom teaching aid of the night sky is beautifully reproduced on this gift wrap. Printed on Cavallini's signature Italian archival paper, this fine gift wrap is good enough to be hung on the wall, or used in a variety of crafts. To transform...
£7.99
These amazing astronomical socks are woven with images of planets, moons and comets from our Solar System, as well as the Sun itself. There are two designs (see pictures) and you can buy your favourite or a set of both (you could wear them as...
£5.99
A stunning illustration from a vintage classroom teaching aid features on this gorgeous sheet of wrapping paper. Printed on Cavallini's signature Italian archival paper, this gorgeous gift wrap is good enough to be hung on the wall, or used in a variety of crafts. To...
£5.99
An early 20th Century classroom chart of the solar system is perfectly reproduced on this gorgeous sheet of wrapping paper. Printed on Cavallini's signature Italian archival paper, this fine gift wrap is good enough to be hung on the wall, or used in a variety...
£10.99
Set of glass coasters with six different designs featuring: Sun, Moon, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus. Each coaster measures 10 x 10 x 0.6 cm.Made from glass.
£17.95
A deep crimson t-shirt featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be if it really was a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available in other styles and shapes. 100%...
£18.99
A vintage star chart, complete with maps of the northern and southern hemispheres, a moon path map and eclipse diagrams is beautifully reproduced on this jigsaw puzzle. 1,000-piece puzzle 55cm x 70cm Packaged in a 10" tube, with hand sewn muslin bag inside.
£6.99
A set of eight erasers modelled upon the eight planets of our solar system. Make an orrery on your desk! 8 erasers each measuring between 1.2 and 3cm each. Pack measures 27 x 8.5cm.
£14.99
Pour a mug of your favourite hot drink, and watch as the rising temperature causes coastlines to shrink and deserts expand on this temperature-sensitive mug. Porcelain Mug. Measures 9.3cm high.Not dishwasher safe.
£12.99
This book features 100 real astronaut tests and exercises from the European Space Agency’s highly rigorous selection process, ranging from easy to fiendishly hard, Includes puzzles and tests on:· visual perception and logic· mental arithmetic and concentration· psychological readiness· teamwork and leadership· survival, physical and...
£22.99
Have your own gravity-defying adventure with this intergalactic puzzle, featuring the work of mixed-media artist Ben Giles. A beautiful jigsaw with some unusual planet shaped pieces. 1000 piece puzzle in sturdy box.Contains 20 shaped puzzle pieces.Box size: 29 x 21.5 x 5 cm.Puzzle size: 69...
£18.95
A beautiful chart of the 'Wanders of the Stars' with English and Latin names of the constellations from a mid-19c teaching aid is beautifully reproduced on this jigsaw puzzle. 1,000-piece puzzle 55cm x 70cm Packaged in a 10" tube, with hand sewn muslin bag inside....
£10.99
An early 20th Century classroom chart of the solar system is perfectly reproduced on this canvas pencil case. 10.16 x 22.86 cm Made of 100% cotton Lined interior with leather zipper pull
£17.95
On September 13th 2017, after thirteen years studying Saturn and its moons, the Cassini probe took one last faint full-colour image of the planet before plunging into Saturn’s roiling atmosphere two days later. Taken from the ‘far side’, looking back towards the distant sun, it...
£4.99
Grumpy? A Fraud? Or just discerning... Part of our Badges of Honour range. Enamelled black and gold metal badge. Measures approx 3 cm long. Made in the UK.
£14.99
This fun and informative 500-piece jigsaw puzzle features every crewed space mission from 1961 to the present day. Includes a full-colour poster of the puzzle image with a complete timeline of missions including dates and countries of origin on the back. 500-piece jigsaw puzzle. Includes...
£7.50
Astronaut training. Office life. School days. Be prepared for any mission with this intergalactic stationery set. The pen and pencils dock into the spaceship eraser, so it can be flown around the space station. Or the desk. Spaceship eraser, four colour pen, 15cm countdown ruler...
£4.99
Proudly display your devotion, love and joy to whatever it is that interests you! Part of our Badges of Honour range. Enamelled red and gold metal badge. Measures approx 3 cm long. Made in the UK.
£18.95
NASA’s stunningly detailed topographical model of the moon was created stereographically using the thousands of pictures taken by their tiny WAC satellite. This image is of the ‘far side’, and is coloured by elevation - purple is low, red is high. Also available in other...
£4.99
"Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere." Einstein may not have actually said this, but we think the sentiment still holds. Part of our Badges of Honour range. Enamelled green and gold metal badge. Measures approx 3 cm long. Made in...
£17.95
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£38.99
This wonderful solid glass paperweight incorporates a sun and planets which are embedded in the glass, in a bright painted representation of the solar system and a background of stars. Solid glass with felt basePackaged in gift box with foil printMeasures 8cm x 4.5cm
£11.99
This colourful 500-piece jigsaw puzzle features bright, simplified portraits of Carl Sagan, Carolyn Porco, Isaac Newton, Jane Goodall, Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Louis Pasteur, Marie Curie, and more! Just the right level of challenge for families with children of all ages. The illustrations are by...
£12.00
These cufflinks will mean the world to someone you love. Metal novelty cufflinks presented in a gift box.15mm across.
£3.99
On February 14th 1990, Carl Sagan had the brilliant idea that Voyager 1 should turn back and take a 'family portrait' of our solar system. From that photograph, we got the 'pale blue dot' image of Earth. If that doesn't put things into perspective, we...
£35.00
Defying your expectations of what a book can be (and what paper can do), this pop-up extravaganza becomes six fully functional tools: a real working planetarium which projects the constellations; a musical instrument complete with strummable strings; a geometric drawing generator, a perpetual calendar, a...
£12.95
NASA’s stunningly detailed topographical model of the moon was created stereographically using the thousands of pictures taken by their tiny WAC satellite. This image is of the ‘far side’, and is coloured by elevation - purple is low, red is high. Also available in other...
£12.99
This canvas pouch features a vintage image from a 19th-century schoolroom chart of the night sky. It could be used for holding pens and pencils, or would make a brilliant make-up bag. Lined interior.Leather zip pull.100% cotton.Measurements: 15 cm x 22 cm.
£14.99
A stylish black mug with beautiful original portraits of the planets in our solar system. When filled with a hot drink, a wealth of facts about each planet appear. Porcelain Mug. Holds approx 340ml. Not dishwasher safe.
£19.99
A soft grey t-shirt featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be if it was a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available in other styles and shapes. 100% cotton long-sleeved t-shirt.Dark...
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Enter the genre-defining worlds created by five masters of speculative fiction in The Science Fiction Puzzle Book. Featuring the works of Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, Robert A. Heinlein and Ursula K. Le Guin. Containing more than 100 enigmas, riddles and conundrums: a...
£14.99
This colour set contains everything a space traveller needs to create the ultimate Mars colony, from astronauts and space vehicles to adorable astro-pets. Pop out pieces can be assembled without scissors or glue, for hours of extraterrestrial fun. Easy to put together and full of...
£9.99
From our satellite the Moon to the small “plutoids” at the far edge of the solar system, the 34 images in this memory game are a chance for kids of all ages to learn about celestial bodies. Instructions for play are printed on the bottom...
£10.99
Celebrate the moon in all its glory with these deluxe playing cards, which feature phases of the moon and iconic lunar modules. 54 full-colour cards.Featuring photographs from the archive of NASA.Presented in tin box with slipcase lid.Tin box measures 9.5 x 7 x 2.2 cm.
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What does Goldilocks have to do with the study of space? Everyone's heard of NASA, but how many of the other 72 space agencies around the world could you name? And how familiar are you with your lunar and solar deities?The Astronomy Puzzle Book is...
£9.99
Forty fantastically illustrated cards detailing some of the amazing people and objects who have shaped the history of Space exploration. Read out the facts - ranked easier (green), medium (yellow) or harder (red) - or even the quirky 'joker fact' and let everyone guess who...
£19.95
On September 13th 2017, after thirteen years studying Saturn and its moons, the Cassini probe took one last faint full-colour image of the planet before plunging into Saturn’s roiling atmosphere two days later. Taken from the ‘far side’, looking back towards the distant sun, it...
£12.95
On September 13th 2017, after thirteen years studying Saturn and its moons, the Cassini probe took one last faint full-colour image of the planet before plunging into Saturn’s roiling atmosphere two days later. Taken from the ‘far side’, looking back towards the distant sun, it...
£12.95
A deep crimson t-shirt featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be in a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available in other styles and shapes. 100% cotton.Red...
£5.99
This gift wrap features a beautiful chart of the 'Wanders of the Stars' - with English and Latin constellation names - taken from a mid-19th century teaching aid. Printed on Cavallini's signature Italian archival paper, this fine gift wrap is good enough to be hung...
£12.99
This tea towel reproduces a 19th-century classroom teaching aid of the night sky - beautiful and useful. Made from 100% natural cotton.Comes in a cotton bag.Measurements: 80 cm x 47 cm while bagged: 9.5cm x 7.5 cm.
£115.00
A moon lamp that appears to defy gravity! It seems to magically 'float' above its wooden base and rotates slowly. The 3D-printed moon has a textured surface reflecting the topography of the real satellite and emits a soft light in a choice of three shades...
£2.95
Consider us suitably impressed. (And feel free to mention us in your speech when you first land on Mars...) Measures 18 x 13 cm.Comes with bright blue envelope.Blank inside.
£17.95
On September 13th 2017, after thirteen years studying Saturn and its moons, the Cassini probe took one last faint full-colour image of the planet before plunging into Saturn’s roiling atmosphere two days later. Taken from the ‘far side’, looking back towards the distant sun, it...
£12.00
An amazing heat-change mug. As the mug warms up you can see different constellations mapped out. Capacity 300ml.Microwave safe.Comes boxed.
£25.00
The subtly green-tinted glass jar, moulded to the shape of a light-beam, will make the contents appear to have been abducted by an alien life form. This glass storage jar is perfect for keeping small items safe, with a solid cork UFO-shaped lid that creates...
£19.95
On September 13th 2017, after thirteen years studying Saturn and its moons, the Cassini probe took one last faint full-colour image of the planet before plunging into Saturn’s roiling atmosphere two days later. Taken from the ‘far side’, looking back towards the distant sun, it...
