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Beige bagels are so boring and earthly. The time has come for your breakfast to go extra-terrestrial with Galaxy Bagels.
Brought to us by The Bagel Store in Brooklyn, New York — makers of the famous Rainbow Bagel — they’ve gone a bit higher in the stratosphere this time. The galactic bagels are available at 754 Metropolitan Ave. in Brooklyn, or order online at Rainbowbagel.com.
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If you have a young space-enthusiast with a birthday coming up, you might want to check out this awesome Space Cake.
Brought to us by imgur member, Pedagiggle, the cake was created for her four-year-old, Ilyas. The planets are made possible by creating marbled cake spheres first and then embedding them into the final batter.
Get a bit more insight into how she made the Space Cake here.
M&M’s, the candy that supposedly ‘melts in your mouth and not in your hands,’ is put to the test… for science.
The Beauty of Science wanted to see what would happen if M&M’s were placed in water and filmed in 4K time-lapse. The result… watching the color slowly dissolve off M&M’s looks like something we’d see dramatized on an episode of Cosmos.
When gas and dust come together on Earth, it’s usually a big ol’ mess. However, when the two meet up in space, it’s called a nebula. Nebulae are awesome.
ThinkGeek, with help from NASA and the Hubble telescope, has placed these far-out images on drinkware with the Nebula Glass Set. The 4-piece set includes the Veil, Butterfly, Helix and Seahorse nebulae. Earth’s “Dusty Gas Puddle” not included.
Check them out here.
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Rainbow foodstuffs had a good run… But it’s time to aim higher, and Galaxy Desserts are now where it’s at. Celestial donuts, extraterrestrial macarons, and space cakes are the new Instagram food craze.
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