Hey Everyone!! Sorry For My Silence Here But I’ve Been Working Hard On Creating Proper Merch For

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The entire solar system in the palm of your hand (on your jacket, bag, banner, wherever)!!

Hey everyone!! Sorry for my silence here but I’ve been working hard on creating proper merch for the new con season! I’m starting off this year with a bang (A BIG BANG haw haw space jokes!!) by kickstarting a set of the whole solar system as pins!!

These are the designs up at the moment!! There are also stretch goals with other awesome Space Merch to be had!!

Any reblogs, sharing, showing your friends, pledging is always sUPER appreciated. Thank you so much loves! Have a spectacular day!!

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