Let your significant other know they’re out of the world with this amazing meteorite necklace ($85) available from ThePolkadotMagpie (but only for the Valentine’s Day season). 

Says the product description:

This material is sold by the gram, and extremely expensive. I have 2 pieces to work from. I offer this item only at Valentine’s Day. It can only be cut on on a large band saw (which I could saw my couches in 1/2 with!) and ground with diamond belts. 
Can be made into a key chain for men.

Read about her process of working with the meteorite, here.

ianbrooks:

Sci-Fi Chic by Tejal Patni

What will fashion look like 100 years ago? Will we wear shiny helmets for space breathing, metallic solar-powered unitards, and multi-pastelled moon boots? Actually, being from the future I already know the answer to this question (everyone is naked except for holograms. Sexy holograms, with rhombuses and hipster triangles to cover your naughty bits), but it’s still fun to speculate before the Singularity happens and we all become robots anyway, ya?

(via: lookslikegooddesign)

Women on the New Frontier Series (Cosmonaut) by Todd Gibbs (etsy)

Click the link above to buy a print: all signed and numbered (in a variety of sizes)

laughingsquid:

Shuttle Atlantis’ Final Touchdown

Solar system tie available from projector.

nerdology:

tommphilip:

What happens if you’re in a car traveling at lightspeed and you turn your headlights on?

/head explodes

thedailywhat:

Paging David Bowie:

NASA will hold a news conference at 2 p.m. EST on Thursday, Dec. 2, to discuss an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life. Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution and future of life in the universe.

These ties are the definition of geek chic. Now I know what to by the BF for Christmas.

Available here.

quaintgeek:

Silk ties printed with diagrams from the 1969 Apollo Operations Handbook.