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Though many of us are still dreaming of going to the moon, all of us might not make it there. The bright side is nobody can stop us from dreaming and pretending; so all you aspiring astronauts dream on and enjoy this yummy can of Astronaut Ice Cream Balls. Don’t worry about the space program in jeopardy of getting the [...]

If you are anything like the staff at GeekAlerts, then you are always on the lookout for cool t-shirts that can one-up your friends and co-workers…yeah, you probably can’t wear t-shirts to work, but you get the idea. Threadless, the community based design company, has some really cool Artist Designed T-Shirts and offer a wide [...]

Falling asleep under a starry night sky can certainly be done without camping in the bush, thanks to the many home planetarium projectors that can be found on GeekAlerts. Maybe you’ve already seen the Star Theatre, Star Wars Death Star, and Sega HomeStar planetariums. Here’s a different projector that uses laser lights in addition to LED lights, creating a [...]

We just posted about the really cool Lego Space Shuttle Expedition Set a couple days ago. If you prefer a smaller set that is easier to put together (and costs a lot less money), you can get this new Lego Space Shuttle. It is part of the Lego City series (item #3367) and it features [...]

The Space Shuttle era is over, with Space Shuttle Atlantis due to land in less than one hour from the final mission. However, the legacy lives on in a new Space Shuttle set from our favorite building block maker: the Lego Space Shuttle Expedition #10231. It is a great set for building, playing, or displaying, [...]

If you’re sitting around sipping coffee wearing your Star Trek Robe, it seems appropriate to be drinking from a Space Gun Mug. Granted this ray gun doesn’t exactly look like a Star Trek phaser, but who’s going to argue with you when you’re holding a space pistol?

This rechargeable remote-controlled “space insect”, as they have decided to call the toy, is capable of climbing the ceiling, walls, mirrors, windows or just about any other surface.

The Japanese toy manufacturer Sega, who has brought us home planetariums like the Pure Mini and the Spa, has now released a second edition of the popular HomeStar Pro model.

After a good night sleep in the Space Shuttle Bed and a steady Astronaut Ice Cream breakfast, you can now get dressed for success with this Apollo 11 spacesuit replica.

Here’s something you don’t see every day, a radio-controlled 9-inch “space surfer” that hovers in the air, spins 360 degrees, and moves left, right, backward and forward.

For sleepyheads who have already tried dumbbells, puzzles, V8 engines, sonic bombs and other alarm clocks without success, here’s a rocket alarm clock that might just do the trick.

The AstroStar indoor starlight projector will make a perfect complement for anyone spending their nights in the Space Shuttle Bunk Bed.