Starry Sky Admirer Prints

Sequence of a spaceman waking up and getting ready to go into space.

Angels putting stars on the top of Christmas trees

'I'm sure that one wasn't there last week.'

"Where else in the world would you get such wonderful sunsets?"

Sales chart is buildings in background.

Pilot with champagne.

'Sometimes George likes to pretend he's an astronaut.'

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

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

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

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

A man looks up at the earth

'Flight simulator'

The Big Tipper

A sun opens its mouth to eat a burning Earth

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

Couple stargazing: 'Now a word from our sponsor...'

"Hickory smoke—that's what gives it that hearty Western flavor."

Manhattan Cat atop the Flatiron Building

"Hurray! I discovered a new planet!"

Wish upon a star (well it's worth a try).

'Perhaps the surest evidence intelligent life exists out there is the fact it hasn't revealed itself to us thus far.'

Newton's cradle

"Cushy job, corner office with a view - everything you've ever wanted is just through those windows."

"I've either discovered dark matter, or I've left the lens cap on."

"When I was your age the Big Dipper was over THERE."

'Do you ever get the feeling that baseball is a national obsession?'

"You're right. This is better than sex."

I'm just saying, maybe you should try getting out of the city, Mr. Van Gogh. The Smoggy Night.

'Yes, there are a lot of stars, Son. Not as many as there are California Chardonnays, but a lot, just the same.'

'I love looking at the stars. I think of us as celestial paparazzi.'

'The last thing I said to him was: 'whatever you do, don't look at the sun through this thing'.'

'We discovered a massive dust and gas cloud which is either the beginning of a new star of just a hell of a lot of dust and gas.'

Johannes Kepler

UFO/observatory