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Radiographic Spacesuit Glove Print - Limited Edition Radiographic Spacesuit Glove Print - Limited Edition

Radiographic Spacesuit Glove Print - Limited Edition

£45.00

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An exclusive print of a Radiographic Spacesuit Glove provided by the National Air and Space Museum Archives Printed on silver paper, which has a fluid lustre that changes with the angle of light Limited edition of 50
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Radiographic Spacesuit Glove Print - Limited Edition
£45.00
Way Back Home Print Way Back Home Print

Way Back Home Print

£15.00

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A surreal collage of galactic tourists walking a cosmic bridge from one of our solar system's planets or moons to the moon...the way back home Designed by Frank Moth
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Way Back Home Print
£15.00
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Mars Type Print Mars Type Print

Mars Type Print

£10.00 £20.00

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Designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range by Kasper Ledet The print features the name of the exhibition, Moving to Mars, in bold, black, italic type on a white background Letters in the title start to vanish as you read down the print, giving the impression the words themselves are moving apart
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Mars Type Print
£10.00
£20.00
The Electrical Experimenter Print

The Electrical Experimenter Print

£15.00

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A cover of the American technical science magazine, The Electrical Experimenter, a publisher of early science fiction Image courtesy of Michael Ward, magazineart.org
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The Electrical Experimenter Print
£15.00
Collier's Print Collier's Print

Collier's Print

£15.00

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From March 22, 1952, to April 30, 1954, Collier’s magazine published a series of articles that predicted some aspects of the future with uncanny accuracy. The articles came out in eight installments, written by members of a panel of experts (Wernher von Braun, Fred L. Whipple, Joseph Kaplan, Heinz Haber and Willy Ley) brought together to discuss space realistically and to offer a blueprint for space exploration. Von Braun’s articles provided factual, detailed descriptions of spaceships and launch vehicles, based on work he had already done and was currently doing at the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville. Images were provided by Chesley Bonestell, Fred Freeman and Rolf Klep. This print is the cover of the April 30, 1954 issue - Can We Get to Mars? / Is There Life on Mars?
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Collier's Print
£15.00
Future Astronaut Badge Future Astronaut Badge

Future Astronaut Badge

£1.00

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Designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range, future astronaut badge features the words FUTURE ASTRONAUT in silver on a metallic orange background
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Future Astronaut Badge
£1.00
Promised Eternity Print

Promised Eternity Print

£15.00

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An unearthly collage of a planet, presumably earth, with a star rising into view, creating a rainbow ring halo, while comets rain down from the cosmos...a promise of eternity? Designed by Frank Moth
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Promised Eternity Print
£15.00
Curiosity Rover Postcard Curiosity Rover Postcard

Curiosity Rover Postcard

£1.00

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The Rover Curiosity on the surface of Mars Printed on white paper stock
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Curiosity Rover Postcard
£1.00
Spirit Rover Lava Study Postcard Spirit Rover Lava Study Postcard

Spirit Rover Lava Study Postcard

£1.00

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Courtesy of Nasa A Microscopic image showing erosive effect of winds on hardened lava taken by Spirit rover, 2006 Printed on white paper stock
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Spirit Rover Lava Study Postcard
£1.00
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Phoenix Launch Postcard

Phoenix Launch Postcard

£2.50 £3.00

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A Delta II rocket with Phoenix spacecraft on the first leg of its journey to Mars. The powerful three-stage rocket has nine motors and lifted off at 5:26 a.m. EDT on 4th August 2007 in Florida, USA Printed on silver metallic paper
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Phoenix Launch Postcard
£2.50
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Electric Dust Storm Postcard Electric Dust Storm Postcard

Electric Dust Storm Postcard

£2.50 £3.00

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An artist's concept of an electrically-charged dust storm on Mars with electric charges Printed on silver metallic paper
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Electric Dust Storm Postcard
£2.50
£3.00
Micro Library Book - Survive & Expand Micro Library Book - Survive & Expand

Micro Library Book - Survive & Expand

£16.00

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Exhibition exclusive One of a series of three miniature books that have been designed and handmade by Hastings-based artist Lee Shearman through his micro publishing platform est. 2012 which specialises in the design and production of pocket-sized, limited edition books Survive & Expand features poetry by Pip Rowson and puts forward a blueprint of ideas for terraforming, overcoming initial survival challenges and a plan in case of failure 
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Micro Library Book - Survive & Expand
£16.00
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Mars Axis Pen Mars Axis Pen

Mars Axis Pen

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Designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range, the Mars Axis Pen features the planet Mars split vertically in to two hemispheres, representing the day and night The words and image are etched in silver on a white background
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Mars Axis Pen
£5.00
Mars Axis Pencil Mars Axis Pencil

Mars Axis Pencil

£1.00

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Designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range, the Mars Axis Pencil features the planet Mars split vertically in to two hemispheres, one red and one pink, on a dark blue backdrop The words Moving to Mars in white also feature near the base of the pencil
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Mars Axis Pencil
£1.00
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Mars Astronaut Postcard Mars Astronaut Postcard

Mars Astronaut Postcard

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The postcard features an astronaut floating in space with Mars looming in the background We are unsure whether they are leaving Mars or being pulled in by its gravitational pull
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Mars Astronaut Postcard
£3.00
Micro Library Book - Thrive & Exploit Micro Library Book - Thrive & Exploit

Micro Library Book - Thrive & Exploit

£16.00

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Exhibition exclusive One of a series of three miniature books that have been designed and handmade by Hastings-based artist Lee Shearman through his micro publishing platform est. 2012 which specialises in the design and production of pocket-sized, limited edition books Thrive & Exploit features poetry by Pip Rowson presents speculative Martian architecture including buildings imported from Earth and set down on Mars, re-design and re-engineering of our terrestrial way of living, and wholly new creations
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Micro Library Book - Thrive & Exploit
£16.00
Micro Library Book - Arrive & Explore Micro Library Book - Arrive & Explore

Micro Library Book - Arrive & Explore

£16.00

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Exhibition exclusive One of a series of three miniature books that have been designed and handmade by Hastings-based artist Lee Shearman through his micro publishing platform est. 2012 which specialises in the design and production of pocket-sized, limited edition books Arrive & Explore features poetry by Pip Rowson and encounters Mars as a sea-less sphere, presenting an imagined map inspired by the artwork of Emmy Ingeborg Brun (1872 - 1929), a Danish socialist and amateur 
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Micro Library Book - Arrive & Explore
£16.00
Earth Memories Essential Oils Earth Memories Essential Oils

Earth Memories Essential Oils

£22.00

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Exhibition exclusive On Settling on Mars, this collection will help keep the gravitational moments alive  All fragrances available as 2ml essential oils  Desert Rain, Stargazing Bonfire, Fresh Cut Grass and Major Tom Spacesuit
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Earth Memories Essential Oils
£22.00
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Moving to Mars Axis Badge Moving to Mars Axis Badge

Moving to Mars Axis Badge

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Designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range, the Mars Axis Badge features the planet Mars split vertically in to two hemispheres, one red and one pink, representing day and night, with a dark blue border Moving to Mars in white written across the centre of the badge
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Moving to Mars Axis Badge
£1.00
M37 PreciDrive wristwatch M37 PreciDrive wristwatch

M37 PreciDrive wristwatch

£325.00

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London based watch makers Uniform Wares produce premium and contemporary timepieces in Switzerland that focus on smart clinical design Concentrating on function and elegance over branding, the M37 watches feature new PreciDrive technology that keeps them ten times more accurate than conventional quartz timepieces These wristwatches feature a three handed face with the signature M-Line case and are paired with an Italian nitrile rubber strap. They are available in three colour variants Packaging designed exclusively for the Moving to Mars Exhibition range Scratch-resistant & anti-reflective coating Diamond cut hands Water resistant to 5 metres 2 year warranty
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M37 PreciDrive wristwatch
£325.00

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