Tested posted a video about tasting astronaut food a few years back. Most of the video is a short history of how astronaut food has developed over time, from tubes and cubes to the current use of tins (Russian) and MRE style bags (US).
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Showing posts with label space. Show all posts
Wednesday, 17 October 2018
Thursday, 25 July 2013
Space Stamps
I've wanted to post this for a while but just got around to doing the footwork for it. One of my relatives used to collect stamps and my grandmother would buy sets of 500 or more for them, organized either by country or subject. When she died, my parents brought some of these unwanted - and unopened - stamp sets home and they've recently come into my possession.
One of the stamp sets dealt with space. It's interesting to see how many different countries created commemorative stamps for space associated achievements. I do apologize for the upside down stamps. I kept forgetting which way to put them on the scanner. And for some reason, though the stamps weren't near the edges, the scanner chose to cut off part of the edge of the second picture.
One of the stamp sets dealt with space. It's interesting to see how many different countries created commemorative stamps for space associated achievements. I do apologize for the upside down stamps. I kept forgetting which way to put them on the scanner. And for some reason, though the stamps weren't near the edges, the scanner chose to cut off part of the edge of the second picture.
Labels:
postage stamps,
space,
space commemorative stamps,
stamps
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