Spaceship Earth 2024 Calendar: The Overview Effect

• Track important events like birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and other special occasions so you don’t forget.
• Keep up with activities such as meetings, dates, appointments, and deadlines.
• Organize work projects and tasks to stay on track throughout the year.
• Jot down ideas and keep a running “to do” list of things you want to accomplish.
• Set reminders for yourself to motivate yourself to reach your goals.

From hundreds of interviews with space travelers, Frank White has curated powerful and enlightening quotes about their transformative experiences. By pairing these words with photos from the NASA archives, we hope to reveal that the luminous vision of Earth from space shows one human family and a planet — a natural spaceship — without the scars of boundaries. 12" x 12" wall calendar (12" x 24" open). 12-month calendar — January 2024 through December 2024. A year of stunning photographs from the NASA archives on your wall. Be organized and inspired throughout the year. Wall art for home, school, or office that provides a sense of time for planning and dreaming. This wall calendar includes US and Canadian legal holidays, phases of the moon, and important observances of the world's major religions. High-quality printing on premium paper stock. Printed on paper sourced from a combination of recycled materials and wood harvested from socially and environmentally sustainable forests. The paper is Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified — FSC-N003833. WE PLANT TREES to offset our carbon footprint and resource usage — more than ONE MILLION and growing! Amber Lotus Publishing, an independent carbon-negative US company, has planted 1,201,000 trees since 2008. Each year we plant more than 20 times the number of trees used to create our products. In his best-known book The Overview Effect: Space Exploration and Human Evolution, Frank White explores the cognitive shift experienced by astronauts while in space. With sudden clarity, they understand that Earth — home to everyone and everything we have ever known — is a pulsing, fragile, living place.