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 […]
A Brief History of Black Friday in America
Just a few decades ago, Black Friday meant camping out all night— or waking up early in the morning – to score a great deal on the latest technology. For some, the tradition of early morning bargain hunting at brick-and-mortar stores continues today, while others to use their online shopping expertise on the Monday following […]
WE CHOOSE TO GO TO THE MOON(S)
On September 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy gave an address at Rice University commonly referenced as his “Why We Go to The Moon” speech. During the speech, JFK spoke these famous lines: “We choose to go to the Moon. We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things […]
Finding the Wonders of the World
Over 2,000 years ago the Ancient Seven Wonders of the World were named by the Greek historian Herodotus and the scholar Callimachus of Cyrene. Today, only one of the original wonders remains—The Great Pyramid of Giza. As the only relic left standing, it is likely at the top of any Wonders of the World travel […]
Space: the Next Sustainable Frontier
As a civilization, we are unfortunately all too familiar with the abundance of waste and trash. Landfills dot the Earth and can be as large as the 2,200-acre Apex landfill in Las Vegas or the 15-story high Bantar Gebang trash mountain in Jakarta, Indonesia. News stories and activists have alerted us to the omnipresence of […]
TALES OF THE NIGHT SKY
When the sun sets, constellations and shooting stars come out to shine. They share tales of old, carry the origins of the galaxy across the cosmos, and play a vital role in our past, present, and future. Part of this vast wealth of knowledge has been mapped out by ancient astronomers who created celestial globes. […]
A MOVA Globe For Every Room In Your Home
If you’ve been spending extended periods of time at home, chances are you might feel your room styles are getting a little stagnant. Adding small, purposeful décor can instantly enhance the feeling of any room. Finding the perfect accent piece to make a room pop is an art, like pairing the perfect wine with your […]
Beyond The Silverplated Picture Frame: How Corporate Gifting Can Grow Your Business
What is a better feeling than receiving the perfect gift? Giving the perfect gift. Gone are the days of crystal barware and silverplated picture frames as corporate gifts. Companies today have the option to gift truly unique and even customizable items to their customers and employees. Implementing a successful corporate gifting strategy can generate growth […]
The Earth at Night from Space
Countless nights are spent looking up into the sky: gazing at constellations, wishing upon shooting stars, catching the arc of the International Space Station, observing a lunar eclipse, or–from the darkest corners of the planet¬–glimpsing the edges of the Milky Way. However, only a privileged few have had the vantage point of Earth from space, […]
Vincent van Gogh Irises and Starry Night Video Highlight
Video Transcript: Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch post-impressionist painter. Born March 30, 1853. He created about 2,100 artworks in a span of about a decade, and it included 860 oil paintings. During the mental breakdown, Van Gogh actually cut off his left ear, which led him to voluntarily enter an asylum in southern France. […]
How to live an Eco-friendly Lifestyle
Learn how to live a more eco friendly and reduce your carbon footprint in 2022.
MOVA® Globes to Host Second SuperMOVA Happy Hour Event on Earth Day, April 22, 2022
MOVA® Globe to Host Second SuperMOVA Happy Hour Event on Earth Day, April 22, 2022
