Far Side Kids T-Shirts

The Moon, showing part of its far side, photographed from the Apollo 16 spacecraft after its landing on the Moon in April 1972. The dark patches at upper left are some of the lunar seas (maria) which are characteristic of the face it presents to Earth. The heavily-cratered region at right is on the far side of the Moon, which is never seen from Earth. The Moon always presents the same face to Earth, as it rotates on its axis in the same time that it orbits around Earth. Such gravitational locking of an orbit is common amongst satellites.

Angel Steak Logo

Dog Man

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The magic of Bosque Del Apache in the early morning light is part of what makes New Mexico 'The Land of Enchantment'.

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Even in the world of the undead zombies there are still some who prefer to go green with diet. This was inspired by my own vegan switch over after my heart condition. - Aaron Grady / House Of HaHa

Polish poster of the 1969 British science-fiction film Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun aka Doppelgänger.

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the real reason dinosaurs became extinct

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Far side of the moon. Optical image of the far side of the moon. The far side of the Moon is the lunar hemisphere that is permanently turned away from the Earth.

I can change the old world, I'll rewrite the scripture...

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

The far side of the moon as photographed by Apollo 16, hand-drawn by me.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.

Satellite image of the dark, or far, side of the Moon taken at a distance of about 1.6 million kilometres from Earth. This is the hemisphere of the Moon that is never visible from Earth. It was first imaged in 1959 by the Soviet Luna 3 spacecraft. Notable features on the far side include the Sea of Moscow (dark area at upper left) and the Tsiolkovskiy Crater (dark area at lower left). Image obtained by NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) on board the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite on 16th July 2015.

Picture the future of space travel with this Interplanetary Spaceport on the far side of the galaxy. It's just like Air Travel, but more spacy.