Nighttime Stargazer Mugs

A man watches shadow puppets on the moon

"We can see through the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere and into all those distant stars up there in outer space... truly remarkable, huh, girl?"

"You go on in, I’m just going to catch up with the moon for a few minutes."

Swinging on a star.

"Lemme know when you’re ready to howl at it."

"A full moon! It's like Mother Nature turning on a night light!"

High-gravity baseball

"Remember when we used to wonder if there other beings somewhere out there?"

"The stars were much more beautiful from Earth."

'Never mind that. I think I've just discovered a new planet!'

"What the... mine are lunar eclipse glasses!"

"Looking at you, the moon and beyond, don't you think we could start a blog?"

"Honestly, I didn't know your wife was in the shower."

Marry me astronaut

'I don't know which was prettier - the meteor shower or the cascade of flaming space junk.'

The star hunters

Man at penthouse party walks out onto terrace and is startled to see the Earth, instead of the moon, shining in the sky.

Watch the skies: UFO buffs all stare at the sky, yet alien is amongst them.

"...Ooh, I wanna know more about your dark side!"

Imagination Navigation.

'We studied the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper today. May I have an ice cream cone?'

"Isn't the universe wonderful?" "I thought there was supposed to be fireworks."

"You can't possibly know how I feel. Everybody likes you."

"And that little pinpoint of light? That’s our new baby."

Serenading

'Which one is named after me?'

The Big Tipper

"If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore, and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God which had been shown! … Emerson" "Good boy!"

Lighthouse Beam.

'Dad, do you you think there's s**t on other planets?'

"Can you forget about that damn moon for two seconds and lend me a hand with the harmony?"

"New researches use it in daylight hours only."

I catched a star for someone I love: you.

"Stargazing sure is less painful at night."