#wee wednesday
Crate and Barrel FTW with this fantastic space themed baby gear! I’m jealous that I can’t have this activity chair be my actual office and how about we make “tummy time” a thing for adults too? Who’s with me?!
-Summer
HT Miriam Kramer
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In case you were disappointed that Summer’s NASA sequin flip t-shirt is sold out, you might find some consolation in these science-themed kids’ t-shirts from Svaha!
Our favorite is the Chemical Reactions reversible sequins kids t-shirt, and they have Tree frogandchameleon designs, too!
Check out all our Svaha posts!
–Emily
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Lands’ End is still sadly classifying their science and space tees as “boys” and “girls,” BUT that doesn’t mean they have to be worn and enjoyed along gender lines! Now if they would only make these all in adult sizes so I could BUY THEM ALL PLEASE.
Space is the Place long sleeve tee
Pajama sets (Rocket, Big Dipper)
Sequin Flip long sleeve tees (Out of this World, Moon, Earth)
My Happy Space long sleeve tee
-Summer
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Today’s (late-breaking) #WeeWednesday (our first since the online shop officially opened!) is actually a triple-bagger!
“Wee” was originally for kids, and the adorable plush planetary pals from Celestial Buddies are perfect for kids of all ages. We’re highlighting one in particular today, so wee is also appropriate for the tiniest of the buddy bunch, the Comet. And new for today is “Wheeeeeeeeee!” because Comet NEOWISE (C/2020 F3) is currently flinging itself through the inner Solar System making for a spectacular viewing opportunity for northern hemisphere skywatchers! It is visible before dawn at the moment (look north-east, close to the horizon), and around mid-July it will become an evening comet (look north-west), perfect for physically-distanced stargazing!
Top image: Comet Celestial BuddyandComet NEOWISE photographed by astronauts on the ISS.
Second row: cuddly Comet celebrating the Philae landing back in 2014 (Bonus: we still have Rosetta wood necklaces available in the shop!)
Bottom image: Comet NEOWISE as observed by the NASA/ESA SOHO mission in June.
Check out all our #comet blog posts
–Emily
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