Hey space fans, the Space.com merch has landed!
Over the years, we've been asked by our readers where they can find the hats that we wear (often spotted on the head of Space.com Editor-in-Chief Tariq Malik) and how they can express their Space.com fandom through fashion at school and work.
But, have no fear! You can finally impress your colleagues, family and friends with your space devotion, as Space.com has opened a store full of all kinds of space-y merchandise.
You can find the store right here.
Of course, the site offers the classic Space.com baseball cap (in trucker hat, snapback and dad hat styles), but it also has a handful of items that would appeal to any space fan. Such items include an "Astronaut Ugly Sweater" design, complete with a tiny astronaut surrounded by festive, holiday styling, on a hoodie (of course) as well as a t-shirt, mug and tote bag.
The merch store also has t-shirts, mugs, sweatshirts, tote bags and even stickers that feature the Space.com logo, a cute "rocket fuel" design, an image calling back to NASA's Project Mercury and a "Searching Space" design that celebrates our species' exploration of the cosmos.
So, whether you're a space fan looking to represent your passion or you're looking for the perfect gift for the person in your life that is positively obsessed with everything extraterrestrial, check out Space.com's stash of space stuff!
And with the holidays upon us, you may be looking for some space age deals for your little astronauts (and big ones, too) at home. If so, here's our handy guides to some of out-of-this-world space deals.
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