World Space Week
Happy World Space Week, everyone! 🚀🌌
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World Space Week
Happy World Space Week, everyone! 🚀🌌
halftober day 3 has begun!!
today's prompt was "beginning", which fit pretty well with the ongoing world space week!
why a fox? because this theme is also a throwback to a humanoid space fox I drew as one of my first digital art pieces! you can find it by taking a peek at the earliest pages of this blog!
the simple background of this one serves as a little break before I get to the next artworks for this month...
have a fantastic next 24 hours! you deserve it very much <3
To celebrate World Space Week (4-11 Oct), we're highlighting NASA's podcasts! From interviews with astronauts and engineers to narratives th
Happy World Space Week! To celebrate, we're highlighting some of @nasa's thrilling podcasts 🚀 (Also available in-app on the Discover page ✨)
World Space Week
World Space Week is an annual holiday observed from October 4 to 10 in over 95 nations throughout the world. World Space Week is officially defined as "an international celebration of science and technology, and their contribution to the betterment of the human condition".
I was lucky to spend a small portion of my career working around the fine people and facilities of NASA. Here's to all those wonderful people working to unlock the secrets of our universe.
Kicking off World Space Week, here are some more official WotC Spelljammer Art pieces.
I love the #Neogi #Nightspider ship, and the two DM Screen Covers by Julian Koch and Jedd Chevrier are stunning.
Happy World Space Week 👨🚀🛰️🌙🛸
Ooh is it World Space Week already? Yay space
Featured here: On a Sunbeam by Tillie Walden (highly recommended!), An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield, Black Hole Blues ans Other Songs from Outer Space by Janna Levin and the sci-fi/fantasy magazine Interzone