#spaceadventures

Happy Sunday! . If you are looking for an immersive SciFy novel, look no further. Shards of Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky takes you on an space adventure like you can’t even imagine. ☀️☀️☀️☀️.5 (full review on my blog - link in bio) . Do you like space adventures or adventures closer to home? . I like both. The original Star Wars gave me the love of space adventures and my love love of Earth-bound thrillers is widely known. . . . . #shardsofearth #adriantchaikovsky #toruk #tor #sciencefiction #scifi #scifibooks #scifiworld #scifithriller #spaceadventure #spaceadventures #outerspace #visitouterspace #bookrecommendations #bookreview #beachlife #bookreviewer #bookreviewersofinstagram #bookreviewblog #bookreviewsofinstagram #bookreviewblogger #bookbloggersofinstagram #bookblogger #bookblog #bookblogging #bookbloggerlife #bookbloggersofig #bookdragon #bookstagram #booklover (at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPN9fxhrcha/?utm_medium=tumblr

December 8, 2021... a Richard Mille time piece in space. Soyuz MS-20 launched with Russian cosmonaut Aleksandr Misurkin (3rd spaceflight) and two japanese space participants, 36 years old Yozo Hirano and 46 years old Yusaku Maezawa.  Both “Space tourists” travel via Soyuz & Space Adventures to the ISS... Besides the usual Omega Speedmaster chronograph, it looks like Japanese entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa wore a personal Richard Mille RM 27-02 Nadal version wristwatch. With thanks to the SWFG, as far as we know, the very first Richard Mille wrist watch in space! However, the record for the most expensive wrist watch remains the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak grande complication black chronograph worn by Canadian spaceflight participant Guy Laliberté during Soyuz TMA-16 in September 2009. (Photo: TASS/EPA/SpaceAdventures)

Loving destiny 2 again haha #destiny #destiny2 #activision #game #gamer #gaming #pcmasterrace #computer #hunter #spaceadventures

For #Inktober Day Seven: a kid with a spacesuit and a sword, preparing to do something foolish on the craggy plains of Pluto. A future lead for a future story…

Picard: Of course! We’ve been in space for 20 years. We need to explore strange new worlds. Starfleet Officer: But we’ve already explored... like... five... planets in the last week. Picard: Yes, but these new planets have wi-fi.