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Selfie of me, Daniel, outside in the snow wearing my new moon bootprint hoodie in black
In infrared light, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals bright protostars in star system FS Tau and a tapestry of background galaxies. FS Tau B, the orange protostar slightly right of center, is thought to be responsible for the orange outflows amid the dusty region. Image: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI; Image Processing: Alyssa Pagan (STScI)
Blue hoodie with an embossed Apollo 11 bootprint on the chest, next to the real bootprint photo in lunar soil
Black hoodie with debossed impression of moonboot and craters on the front
Teaser detail photo boot print on black fabric with blurry background
A tiny gold SLS rocket model, central core stage flanked by two boosters, set into grey sculpting clay looking material that holds the piece and resting in hand.
A box filled with Voyager socks. The blue socks show the Voyager space craft and a partial golden record.
Illustration of Artemis II flight path from the Earth to the Moon and back.
Minimalist sleek pendant necklace of the SLS rocket on a gold chain.
NASA's official "Woman on the Moon" artwork showing the silhouette of a woman overlayed on the moon.
3D model of Artemis II SLS rocket from a upward looking angle
A silver Voyager inspired pendant shaped with a domed dish with radiating antenna rods on a fine chain, held in an open hand.
360 view from the Mars Phoenix lander: solar panel and science gear on its deck, with reddish rocky Martian all the way to the horizon
Socks inspired by the Voyager mission. Left shows the Voyager Golden Record disc, right shows the Voyager spacecraft. Socks are blue, brown/gold and white.
Socks inspired by the Voyager mission. Left shows the Voyager Golden Record disc, right shows the Voyager spacecraft and the two spacecraft trajectory lines across the solar system. Socks are blue, brown/gold and white.
34-second time-lapse of Earthset from the Artemis II Integrity capsule during its lunar flyby on April 6, 2026. The cratered far side of the Moon curves across the lower half of the frame in shades of grey, with black space above. A small, vivid blue-and-white Earth hangs in the upper portion at the start (22:36:17 UTC) and slowly descends behind the Moon, fully disappearing by 22:42:36 UTC. Sequenced from 25 still photographs taken by Artemis II mission specialist Christina Koch. Credit: Camera setup by Christina Koch (NASA, Artemis II crew). Edit by Riccardo Rossi, ISAA – Italian Space and Astronautics Association (CC-BY 4.0). Raw photos courtesy of NASA Johnson Space Center Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit (frames ART002-E-20957 to 21293). Published by AstronautiCAST. Original video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DAIBJVjo2U
A handheld sterling silver eclipse pendant in progress.
Detailed shot of round gold colored pendant that resembles the faceplate from the Murderbot tv show displayed on black card.
Two small meteorite charms with faint etched patterns: one held between fingertips, the second resting on a wooden bench pin in the background.
Feet wearing Psyche Metal Asteroid Mission socks with a vibrant yellow-to-pink-to-purple gradient and the Psyche spacecraft and 16-Psyche asteroid woven into the design. Customer photo by Charles
Holding a tiny rounded-square pendant (the Psyche mission logo) cut from meteorite. A second piece lays on the wooden bench behind it.
Timelapse looking down the Curiosity rover wheels of its drive over the past 6 years driving on Mars.
Fingertips holding a tiny meteorite capsule charm with the Widmanstätten pattern etched across its flat surface.
Hubble's iconic Pillars of Creation image showing three towering columns of dust and gas in the Eagle Nebula, with three pairs of googly eyes stuck on top of each pillar.
Underwater view of the Orion spacecraft's circular heat shield after splashdown, showing the scalloped tile pattern of the ablative thermal protection.
A handmade silver pendant imprinted with the tread pattern the Apollo 11 astronaut moon boot.
Apollo 11 trajectory necklace One-of-a-kind pendant necklace inspired by the Earth-to-Moon trajectory of Apollo 11. Hand-fabricated from brass. Material: Sterling silver Date: 2022
Black and white pencil drawing of one of the Artemis II photos. Partial moon with craters on the left. Earth is right in the blackness of space. The Earth looks like a phase of the moon because it is only partially illuminated by the sun.
The first photograph of the Sun, a daguerreotype captured on April 2, 1845. The grainy black-and-white image shows a bright solar disk against a black background with dark sunspots visible on the lower half. Text overlay reads First Sun Photo, April 2, 1845.
Feet crossed on a wooden floor in morning sunlight wearing JWST Deep Field socks, black with pixelated galaxies and a bright blue diffraction spike star
NASA animation of the Dragonfly rotorcraft flying over Titan's surface, its rotors spinning as it flies across the moon's dark, rugged terrain.
Sterling silver eclipse corona pendant mid-solder on a charcoal block, showing flux residue and oxidation on the piece.
Two tiny 14K gold JWST mirror stud earrings held between fingertips, inspired after the James Webb Space Telescope primary mirror pattern
Hand holding a sterling silver Voyager spacecraft pendant, two more pendants on the workbench behind it
Artist's rendering of the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter spacecraft orbiting Mars with its solar panels extended. Text overlay reads EXOMARS, March 14, 2016.
Sterling silver DART spacecraft necklace displayed horizontally on a dark surface, showing the Z-shaped solar array design
Sterling silver solar eclipse corona pendant held between fingers over a wooden jeweler's bench, showing the rough-cut corona rays before finishing
Close-up of colorful Psyche Mission socks showing the spacecraft approaching the asteroid on an orange background
A sterling silver Voyager spacecraft pendant necklace held in the palm of a hand over a wooden workbench. The minimalist pendant captures the Voyager probe's silhouette with its dish antenna and three protruding booms.
Jupiter and Callisto from Voyager 1. This color composite of Jupiter was the last image captured by Voyager 1 before its wide-angle camera could no longer fit the whole of the planet within its 3.2 degree field of view.
Fluffy long-haired tabby cat Penny lying on a wooden floor showing her belly. Next to the cat, Daniel's feet wearing bright orange Mars Rovers Family socks featuring pixel-art NASA rovers.
A sterling silver Curiosity rover wheel pendant held with black gloves and blue tweezers over a wooden workbench. The miniature wheel features the JPL Morse code tread pattern and zigzag chevron edges.
Small space shuttle-shaped pendant made from meteorite, showing etched Widmanstätten patterns. The pendant sits on a dark gray fabric background with a silver bail at the top.
Annular solar eclipse captured from space by ESA's Proba-2 satellite on February 17, 2026. The Moon appears as a dark circle nearly covering the Sun, leaving a bright golden "ring of fire" against the black of space. Solar prominences are visible along the ring. Timestamp reads PROBA2/SWAP 17.4nm 2026-02-17 11:31:53.
Two polished sterling silver Europa Clipper Vault Plate pendants on a dark surface. The triangular pieces feature the engraved design inspired by the vault plate of the Europa Clipper spacecraft.
Penny the cat sitting behind a laptop on a gray couch, paws on the keyboard, looking directly at the camera with a very serious expression.
Keck Observatory earrings with sterling silver hooks, featuring hexagonal mirror segment pattern in mirror acrylic, displayed on blue and black background.
Black and white pencil sketch of horse shoe crab in sketch book
Approach view of the Mir Space Station viewed from Space Shuttle Endeavour during the STS-89 rendezvous. A Progress cargo ship is attached on the left, a Soyuz manned spacecraft attached on the right. Image ID: STS089-340-035
Close-up of sterling silver Percy & Ginny stud earrings. Polished and sitting on a dark surface.
Customer @tanyaofmars.bsky.social holding a Dare Mighty Things umbrella inspired by the Perseverance rover parachute, featuring the iconic red and white binary-coded pattern, with a bridge and city skyline in the background on a rainy day.
True color image of Pluto showing its heart-shaped Tombaugh Regio region, captured by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft during its July 2015 flyby. Text overlay reads: Discovery of Pluto, Feb. 18th 1930.
Totality Awesome Eclipse socks on feet featuring the phases of a solar eclipse in white on navy blue diagonal stripes, unworn blue suede dress shoes on a wooden floor.
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Feet wearing Totality Awesome Eclipse Socks showing the solar eclipse phase sequence in navy blue and black stripes, next to a pair of blue suede shoes on a wooden floor.
Tiny gold Pluto stud earring on a fingertip, with Pluto's heart-shaped Tombaugh Regio engraved on the surface.
True color photograph of Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, showing its tan and brown surface with the prominent heart-shaped Tombaugh Regio feature in the lower right.
True color photograph of Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft, showing its tan and brown surface with the prominent heart-shaped Tombaugh Regio feature in the lower right.
A pair of orange socks with yellow toes featuring a pattern of all NASA Mars rovers, from Sojourner to Perseverance, worn with grey pants against a grey wall.