Few missions are as emblematic of human resilience and ingenuity as Apollo 13. What began as a routine voyage to the moon swiftly transformed into a life-or-death struggle against the unforgiving void of space. Yet, against all odds, the crew of Apollo 13 not only survived but also returned safely to Earth, their story standing […]
Harmonizing Spaces — Discover MOVA Globes in the 2024 Decor Trends
As we step into 2024, the evolving world of interior design welcomes new trends that reflect our changing lifestyles, tastes, and aspirations. This year promises a fresh palette of design ideas, from the serene embrace of biophilic elements to the bold statements of offbeat colors and everything in between. These trends are not just about […]
The Art of Memorable Gifting: Making Every Occasion Special with MOVA Globes
In the grand tapestry of human connection, few gestures make as memorable a mark as the act of gifting. Each gift carries a story, an essence, a piece of the giver’s heart. When you present a gift, you don’t just hand over an object—you share an emotion, a moment, a slice of your world. As […]
6 Genius African American Scientists and Their Gifts to the World
For generations African American scientists faced tougher challenges to gain an academic degree in the field of science and received little or no accolades for their accomplishments and breakthroughs. Yet, they have given America everything from a national blood bank to GPS and even the ice cream scoop. Systematic racism and prejudice have prevented timely […]
What are Supermoons and how often do they occur?
The Moon is the stuff of dreams. We invent stories about it, pretend it is made entirely of cheese, make paper-mâché models of it, and dream of inhabiting it. The Moon is a big deal—it is an encompassing force that controls the tides, preserves the Earth’s place in the universe as a livable planet, regulates […]
Captain Cook and the Story of the Antique Terrestrial Globe
Navigating the seas in the 18th century was no simple task. Sailors did not have GPS, radar, or weather forecasts. They had no means of instant communication with people on shore or sailing nearby. They faced severe weather, rough seas, and a lack of food if the voyage took longer than predicted. By 1790, Captain […]