Goldistock 2020 Large Wall Calendar - Hubble Space Telescope - 12" x 24" (Open) - Thick & Sturdy Paper - - Expand Your World & Your Mind

I've had an astronomy calendar in the bathroom for years, and Hubble photos tend to be my favorite. Humidity from the shower tends to curl the top corners (not a flaw per se), so I just use binder clips. It's a little interesting (albeit useless in my life) to know what international holidays there are. The pictures are great. I live in a rainy place where I don't see a lot of clear night skies, and it pleases me to learn what celestial bodies are out there and have been for millions of years.The only complaint I have is that the dark pictures printed on the type of glossy paper they use tends to attract fingerprints when it comes time to change the monthly page. I recommend using thin, powder-free latex, nitrile, or polyvinyl gloves. But only if you're obsessive-compulsive like me. ; ]

This 2020 calendar has gorgeous color photos that were originally taken with the Hubble Telescope, each annotated with a paragraph about the particular phenomenon being looked at. The calendar is on heavy paper and gives enough (barely) for the notes you need for your daily appointments. I do wish it had a couple months running over into 2021 since I start getting dates for the next year around Sept each year.

Nice photos. I will use a photo of the images in my Sunday school talk. But it is too big for my needs. The paper is too slick for a pencil or wet ink. A regular ball point works well. The numbering on the “day box” is too big and sucks up a lot of writing space

I haven't opened it up yet, waiting for New Years Day, but from the outset it appearsto be big, bold and beefy. Almost everyone has an online calendar format which theyuse for daily this and that, so, I would not ruin The Hubble by writing on it. A pictureis still worth a thousand words, and these 12 gems are mine to keep and marvel at fora long time. Enjoy!!

Of course Hubble photographs are spectacular. I (and my husband, amateur astronomer to whom I gave the calendar) appreciate the written details about each image. Although some months feature well-known objects, others are little-seen, fresh images. I'm glad I got it. I'm even happier that my husband is glad I got it for him.

As usual this calendar gives outstanding and beautiful scenes from space. Each time you look you notice something different.

Got this for my son. (He may never get another calendar from me after he asked "Mom, do you know what these are?" as he flipped through the pictures for each month. Science was never my forte but at least part of his high IQ comes from me.)He's very happy with it.

I for some reason thought I was ordering a large desk calendar. But decided not to return it, just not worth the hassle. I love the pictures so I hung it on my office wall.