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Kennedy Space Center's souvenier shop sells some SpaceX gear (which I assume is authorized)

I wanted to ask for a spacex tee shirt for fathers day, but all I can find is a couple IP violators, people ripping off newswire photographers, that kind of product. Their might be "real" shirts out there... where? I would think a tastefully done black tee shirt sold directly by spacex to wealthy /.ers could be a significant funding source for their operation. Well, honestly all it would probably pay for is free donuts and coffee on Friday, but I'd feel cool contributing to that too.

Here you go:

http://www.thespaceshop.com/spacex.html

Enjoy!

More: http://www.thespaceshop.com/spacex.html which means they did eventually get that stuff on their web site.

Also, the linked blog entry has a comment that says the Apollo Saturn V Center (also at KSC) has the merch.

A google search for spacex shirt leads to thespaceshop.com in the second hit, from which one click leads to their entire selection of Spacex merch: http://www.thespaceshop.com/spacex.html. They look pretty legit to me.

How about this? :)
Seriously though, I've heard good things about Cosmology: The Science of the Universe, by Edward Harrison - although I can say no more than that.

I've heard of freeze dried ice cream on several occasions, there are even places you can buy it here on earth. I have no idea how the process works, but it makes ice cream that does not need to be frozen.

They sell it at the Smithsonian National Air & Space museum. I've eaten it. Three flavors, Vanilla Strawberry and Chocolate, all in one cosmopolitan package. It doesn't taste very good and it doesn't 'feel' like regular ice cream. If you want to try some, go here: http://www.thespaceshop.com/neopicecream.html

Yeah, I pretty much went nuts in the gift shop myself... got a couple of cool Apollo posters and a NASA logo'd shirt that says "I Need My Space!".
http://www.thespaceshop.com/inemyspt.html