Hubble Space Telescope 2024 Large Wall Calendar, by Fresh Publishing, Size 302mm x 604mm (Open), Thick & Sturdy Eco Friendly (FSC) Paper.

Really cool calander, and the pictures are much better quality than they looked in the listing photos. Each one comes with a brief describtion of what it is, which is super interesting!I really like the full year planner at the back, it will be super useful. The paper is nice and thick, especially compared to my current calendar, which was twice the price and curls at the edges. I don't see that being an issue with this one.For £12.99 this is a real bargain and would make an excellent stocking stuffer,

This is an absolute thing of beauty, you can spend all month looking at each picture and find something new every single day, the pictures of our solar system as seen by Hubble are just mesmerising and will make an awesome gift for anybody with even a remote interest in our small role in the universe and just how vast and beautiful it is.It is recyclable but there is no way you will want to do that, every image is museum quality and deserves to be kept and looked at time and time again, when the year is up you are still going to want to see these pictures, this is an absolute recommendation with no issues at all.

A sturdy, high-quality calendar featuring twelve impressive and beautiful images of assorted nebulae and other astronomical phenomena.Each image is accompanied by brief but informative text identifying the subjects.The month pages have fairly large boxes for scribbling notes and a two-page full year planner is provided at the back.It's all made from Forest Stewardship Council approved sources, so better for the environment, all recyclable too - though I can't imagine why you'd recycle these pictures; they're very definitely worth keeping... I have vague plans to eventually connect them on a backing, give them a protective cover and use them as a playmat for the Star Realms sci-fi trading card game.A lovely present for anyone with even a passing interest in space and astronomy.

A calendar is a calendar, but when it shows images of what you love, it becomes a treasure each month to see the new picture. Also, the 12-month planner is a really useful addition, great idea. I meditate a lot and often I'm up there drifting in space, so this is just perfect. Quality paper. Quality print, five star product. I can never understand why some calendars are printed on gloss paper, which reflect and detract from the images. This is on matt paper, so all good...

This 2024 calendar features a good mix of awe-inspiring images from the Hubble Space Telescope. The monthly pages have large boxes to write in and there's also a yearly planner at the back with smaller boxes to write in.The grid for each month has the week ending on a Sunday, and boxes are also dedicated to showing mini-calendars for the months before and after, so in terms of design this calendar has everything I would expect. There's a hole to hang a loop from and the overall quality is very good, the pages are nice and thick.The images really are beautiful, I'm very impressed with this calendar. My 8 year old niece came round and fell in love with it, she wants to hang it in her room next year.

The photos in this Calendar are amazing and in high quality print format.The paper is of the expected quality.A lovely gift for an Astronomy fan.

Love it. Such beautiful photos in it. Print is clear, dates are accurate as far as my spot check went. Nice big squares to write in. Has usual dates of note like bank hols etc in it. Gives you info about the image at the bottom of the calendar page. Nice pastel year to view double page spread at the back. Can't fault it.

How many stars should we give this one? Pun intended...It's beautiful. To think how much is out there that we are still slowly developing the ability to detect, and the Hubble was a massive step in that direction. I just love these pictures.I'm finding it hard to choose which to hang in the office in January, this one or the James Webb version... maybe both!Seriously love this though, not only is the Hubble becoming part of our scientific history, but it's still making massive contributions toward our future understanding.... of our past! Wow, something to be proud of there. Humans can be quite remarkable creatures when you focus your efforts in the right direction.Love the calendar by the way! x