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Photos to Space just posted an article about Everyday Spacer.com. This gives us different and more exposure which helps our business which brings us more income and so on. Every service woman and man knows how important they are to … Continue reading
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Recent meteor impacts and close asteroid flybys might give us the impression that it’s a good idea to watch the skies for incoming NEOs (near Earth objects). Yet we are poised to lose a valuable resource in this vigil. The … Continue reading
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Compiled from the Spaceflight Now Worldwide Launch Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Welcome back to another Carnival of Space on EverydaySpacer.com! This week, we’re hosting CoS #293! Every week, a different blogger hosts a variety of articles submitted by other ‘carnival’ members to bring you a symphony of voices in the spacer … Continue reading
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Photos to Space posted a contest for this month. If you like to write for a blog, you might want to check it out! Star Party on 3/16/13 in Oak Park, CA Oak Canyon Astronomy Group 5600 … Continue reading
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URGENT! The LA County Science Fair Slated to be Cancelled Info of this challenge swam up innocently on my news feed on Facebook last night, and pointed me to a tumblr post by “…a Californian geek-type on the female side … Continue reading
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Welcome back to Carnival of Space, hosted a second time by Everyday Spacer. Recent adventures took us to Vandenberg Air Force Base to watch the launch of LandSat, the payload aboard an Atlas V. The launch was flawless, as far … Continue reading
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The current objective of Everyday Spacer is to encourage our readers to participate in space exploration in any way they can. Perhaps someday we’ll have all the time, energy, staff, etc. required to list everything there is to do out … Continue reading
Pluto Flyby June 14, 2015
Planisphere - choose for your Latitude (the Equator is 0 degrees, the further North or South, the greater the number)
Red Flashlight
Our friend Lucy West-Binnall contributed art to this publication!
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Saw this solar telescope in action recently...
They don't show you the 'built in sun finder' - one of the coolest things about a telescope I've ever seen. You line up the dot in the finder and look through the scope and the sun is right there!
Tovolo Rocket Ice Pop Molds,
Set of 6
Tovolo Star Ice Pop Mold
