Showing posts with label nasa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nasa. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Cosmos and Crayons Plushies!

We have been busy creating at the Cosmos and Crayons head office, and we are excited to show you our first plushies!

I beat for you, Valentines heart plush!



£15 + P&P
 A super sweet way of treating a friend, partner, family member or even yourself this Valentines Day.

We have also  crafted up some sloths ♥


£15 + P&P
Super cuddly sloths :)


Both available from my Etsy store Chopstitch

This is Earth.

Available soon. Space Sloths.

AND

Cosmos and Crayons is now on Facebook, give our page a like here.

Don't forget to pop by later this week for some science facts!

Thursday, 18 July 2013

Science Facts Thursday: Oh My Molar!

Oh my molar, it's science facts Thursday! ♥

Continuing the anatomy theme this week with teeth!

A set of teeth is called a 'dentition'.
There are 4 main types of tooth in the permanent adult set, each tooth has its own job to do when it comes to nomming your food





A typical tooth has two main parts. The tooth that can be seen above the gum line is called the crown. Each tooth is anchored into the jaw bone by its root/s.

So there you have it, teeth. Make sure you look after yours, brush twice daily.
And if you ever wondered how astronauts brushed their teeth in space, watch this video:


Thursday, 6 June 2013

Science Facts Thursday: Moon Facts Part One

It's Science facts Thurday!

Moon Facts: Part One


As the Moon orbits the Earth, and the Earth orbits the Sun, the Sun's rays are blocked at different times, giving the impression the Moon is changing shape. These are called phases.
It takes the Moon to orbit the Earth approximately one month. The diagram below shows the different phases.


Phases of the Moon.

 Contrary to popular belief, and Wallace and Gromit, the Moon actually isn't made of cheese (I know, crazy right?!). Which is a shame because vegans could enjoy the tasty deliciousness of a melted cheese slice on top of a tasty meat free burger. I have never tried cheeseless cheese.
The Moon is actually made of rock stuff .
Moon Burger. Nom nom.

 Back in the old days, when the internet didn't exist, unless somewhere in the future someone mastered time travel and took an iPhone back and said 'How do you like these apples', NASA made several attempts to reach the moon, it wasn't until 1969 were chums Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin hopped aboard Apollo 11 and successfully made it to the Moon. They spent two hours there exploring and having a picnic. Since then, 12 Apollo astronauts have visited the Moon.

Me and Sloth having a picnic on the Moon with some of our favourite essentials.  Sloth's cups of tea unfortunately 'floated' away.

So there you have it, your first dose of Moon facts, stay tuned for more interesting Science facts next Thursday!

Monday, 22 April 2013

Happy Earth Day


Happy Earth Day everyone! 


If you don't already know, Earth Day Is an annual day to celebrate mother nature and our love for our beautiful planet. I don't know why it isn't an actual holiday, as the planet we live on is more important than say, a fictional dragon slayer.... and technically Christmas, as without it we would not exist.


So spend the day being kind to the environment, and give your plants an extra hug