If you’re in New York City this weekend and you’re looking for some crafty action, or just wanna cross the rest of the names off your shopping list, then be sure to stop by the Bust Magazine Holiday Craftacular and Food Fair in Chelsea.
To understand why Mason Peck, NASA’s chief technologist, was at World Maker Faire New York 2013 (his second Maker Faire), just look and listen to the level of activity behind him in the video above: that energy and enthusiasm is what Peck, and NASA, wants to capture for the US space program.
Looking for a fun way to get your little ones involved in holiday prep? You’ll love this printable coloring sheet gift wrap!
Cast your votes for your favorite Ultimate Maker Vehicle. Two days remain and the grand prize winner will receive a hefty $10K prize with the possibility their vehicle will be built next year in Detroit!
It’s hard to find someone that isn’t captivated by stories of space, and for the holidays, I find space-themed gifts to be the most fun to shop for and to give, working perfectly not just for aspiring Commander Hadfields, but even for the typically science-averse. This list of maker-focused space-related gift ideas will give smiles while encouraging young (and old) minds to continue to grow outwards and reach for the stars.
If Star Trek had actually been a trek on a wooden ship that was navigated by the stars, then these Victorian style Star Trek uniforms by Cosplay artist Genovefa might have been what the female crew members would have worn.
There’s no better way to show your geek cred on Christmas than hooking up your Christmas tree to the internet.
