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The planetary science collection
Explore The Planetary Science Collection
Explore the planets in the May 2020 Space & Beyond Box featuring The Planetary Science Collection. All items in this box were hand selected by the editors of Astronomy and include four exclusive items available only to box subscribers. Dive deeper into a thoughtfully curated selection of articles, identify 200+ labeled surface features on the Red Planet, build your own Kepler Spacecraft model, and more!
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Astronomy Mars Globe
This exclusive 6” globe from Astronomy magazine includes 203 labeled surface features. Produced using maps from the two Viking missions and updated data from the Mars Global Surveyor.
Galaxy M106 Postcard
Enjoy the beauty of Galaxy M106, one of the first galaxies in which a central black hole was discovered. Display this exclusive 4” x 6” postcard as artwork in your home or send a quick note to an astronomy loving friend!
NASA AR Magnet from AstroReality®
Honor the iconic history of NASA with an augmented reality magnet featuring the classic “meatball” insignia. Immerse yourself in the grand history of human space exploration!
Space Particles: Planetary Science Edition
Dive deeper into a thoughtfully curated collection of articles, interviews, images and analysis. In this issue, we’ll explore Mars, Mercury, Saturn, and more!
14 Habitable Exoplanets Poster
Featuring planets that may be considered habitable by humans, this exclusive 11” x 17” poster will introduce you to 14 of the more than 4,000 exoplanets circling stars other than our own.
The Planets by Dava Sobel
Link today’s scientific exploration of the Solar System with pop culture! This New York Times bestseller celebrates Earth and her nearest neighbors at this unique moment in history.
Kepler Spacecraft Model
Fun and satisfying to assemble, this amazingly detailed etched model from Metal Earth features the Kepler Spacecraft. Wow your family and friends with this unique 3D model.
BONUS: Planet Lollipop
Enjoy a sweet treat while observing your favorite planet or galaxy! This planet lollipop is the most beautiful candy in the universe and fun for all ages.
Astronomy Mars Globe
This exclusive 6” globe from Astronomy magazine includes 203 labeled surface features. Produced using maps from the two Viking missions and updated data from the Mars Global Surveyor.
NASA AR Magnet from AstroReality®
Honor the iconic history of NASA with an augmented reality magnet featuring the classic “meatball” insignia. Immerse yourself in the grand history of human space exploration!
Galaxy M106 Postcard
Enjoy the beauty of Galaxy M106, one of the first galaxies in which a central black hole was discovered. Display this exclusive 4” x 6” postcard as artwork in your home or send a quick note to an astronomy loving friend!
14 Habitable Exoplanets Poster
Featuring planets that may be considered habitable by humans, this exclusive 11” x 17” poster will introduce you to 14 of the more than 4,000 exoplanets circling stars other than our own.
Space Particles: Planetary Science Edition
Dive deeper into a thoughtfully curated collection of articles, interviews, images and analysis. In this issue, we’ll explore Mars, Mercury, Saturn, and more!
The Planets by Dava Sobel
Link today’s scientific exploration of the Solar System with pop culture! This New York Times bestseller celebrates Earth and her nearest neighbors at this unique moment in history.
Kepler Spacecraft Model
Fun and satisfying to assemble, this amazingly detailed etched model from Metal Earth features the Kepler Spacecraft. Wow your family and friends with this unique 3D model.
BONUS: Planet Lollipop
Enjoy a sweet treat while observing your favorite planet or galaxy! This planet lollipop is the most beautiful candy in the universe and fun for all ages.
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