Product Design

A Map of Asteroid Vesta Neck Tie by moxieann

A Map of Asteroid Vesta Credit: B. Zellner (GSU), P. Thomas (Cornell), et al., WFPC2, HST, NASA In 1997, the above map of Vesta created using the Hubble Space Telescope was released showing a rugged surface highlighted by a single crater spanning nearly the entire length of the asteroid. In October 1960, a small chunk of this rock believed to have originated on Vesta fell to Earth and was recovered in Australia. Vesta is considered by some to be a candidate for reclassification into a planet.

make sure your text does not overlap the safety region (shown in red)

Loading High Resolution...

DISPLAYNAME

Customise it

No minimum orders • No setup fees • Ships today*!

|

Email this

Help us personalize your shopping experience by telling us what you like!(learn more)

Share this with your friends!

Email this Facebook Twitter Other networks...

See all your likes | Unlike

Close

Share

Facebook Twitter Other networks...

Link...

Tie

What’s a tailored suit without a custom tie! Create one-of-a-kind ties for yourself or your loved ones. Upload your own images and patterns, or browse thousands of stylish designs to wear in the office or on the town.

55" long, 4" wide (at widest point).
Unlimited colors.
Made of silky 100% polyester fabric.
No minimum order.

A Map of Asteroid Vesta Neck Tie

3.9 (18 reviews)

In stock! Out of stock

Quantity:

tie.

Only in bulk!

As low as on a

Other products you might like

Blue Stars Tie

The Pleiades Ties

Solar System Tie

Stars Neck Wear

The Veil Nebula Selection Custom Tie

Star Cluster NGC 3603 Neckties

Other products by moxieann

International Astronomical Union - Eight Planets

NASA / Galileo / Earth's Moon / 1992

Eight Planets and New Solar System Mug

Eight Planets and New Solar System,

Cassini Catches Saturn Backlit Print

NASA / The Jovian System. Tee Shirt

Wait, Today Is The Twenty Eighth! Take 28% OFF All Apparel!
Use Code: GETTHEDEAL28 (details)

Information from the Designer

Created By moxieann:

Store | Contact

A Map of Asteroid Vesta

A Map of Asteroid Vesta Credit: B. Zellner (GSU), P. Thomas (Cornell), et al., WFPC2, HST, NASA In 1997, the above map of Vesta created using the Hubble Space Telescope was released showing a rugged surface highlighted by a single crater spanning nearly the entire length of the asteroid. In October 1960, a small chunk of this rock believed to have originated on Vesta fell to Earth and was recovered in Australia. Vesta is considered by some to be a candidate for reclassification into a planet.

Rated U

Report violation