I'm hosting this week's "Carnival of Space" on my blog, 'Cumbrian Sky', if anyone fancies taking a look. Some fascinating reading in the Carnival this week to keep you busy when your kids' toys' batteries have run out and you've no Baileys left... .
http://cumbriansky.wordpress.com/2009/12/2...al-of-space-134
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Best-looking ornaments EVER! 
Now to read all the goodies...
Now to read all the goodies...
Nice ornaments - Titan is a funny late entry. Here's an Earth ornament available for purchase.
http://www.amazon.com/Earth-Globe-Christma...t/dp/B001D8WO02
And here are some around the Solar System (apparently just circular though rather than globes).
http://www.cafepress.com/+solar-system+ornaments
Steve
http://www.amazon.com/Earth-Globe-Christma...t/dp/B001D8WO02
And here are some around the Solar System (apparently just circular though rather than globes).
http://www.cafepress.com/+solar-system+ornaments
Steve
QUOTE (Stu @ Dec 23 2009, 03:43 AM) 
Christmas is all about giving, right? Ok, so it’s also about family arguments, undercooked turkeys basted with salmonella, suspiciously lumpy looking bottles of old Advocaat and settling back on the sofa to watch the Dr Who Christmas Day special,
Listen Stu, next year why don't you drop by my place on Christmas? You'll have a much better time. We'll have plenty of Baileys too, though lately I've taken to mimosas on Christmas morning. And if you stay for Boxing Day you can join my boys and me for our trip to the local dump and watch the scavenger gulls.
The fourth photo looks like a Black Hole and Your Christmas Tree is certainly within the Event Horizon 
Enjoy the end-of-year period !!!
Enjoy the end-of-year period !!!
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