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Writer William Shakespeare is arguably among the most well-known people to have lived. With his words known the world over, what better way to celebrate him than by going out of this world? inVerse Films came to us to send an engraved portrait of Shakespeare over 100,000 feet above the Earth for their film 'Lovers and Madmen', directed by Jack Jewers and narrated by Tom Baker. The film is part of a series by Jewers that looks to address significant milestones and events using

It's not uncommon for YouTuber and content creator Zac Alsop to set himself a formidable challenge. One look at his YouTube channel makes it clear that he dedicates himself to testing the boundaries of possibility — whether faking his way to the front row of London Fashion Week, going to Elon Musk's house to hand over a CV, or taking a donkey to a five-star hotel, Zac is always exploring the limits of what he can and cannot do. After Zac and his friend Jay went viral in 2016

Welsh spirits brand Au Vodka has launched a new space-themed flavour, Cosmic Berries. They decided there was only one way to properly celebrate the product's launch: by launching one of the golden bottles into space. Au Vodka is known for its range of brightly-coloured flavoured vodkas, sold in the brand's iconic gold bottles. Founded in 2015 by entrepreneurs Charlie Morgan and Jackson Quinn, the brand has since been named the fastest growing company in the UK, and boasts a s

We launched a microphone into space for K-pop band SEVENTEEN's new music video, '음악의 신' (God of Music). Working with Korean production company SL8, we completed the launch just weeks ahead of the music video's release. SEVENTEEN are known for their bright and distinctive microphones, and it seems that SL8 had this in mind when they came to us with an idea for the band's newest video: they decided to take the video truly out-of-this-world by sending a microphone into space — f

This Saturday, the 14th of October, North, Central, and South America will see a solar eclipse. The eclipse will be an annular solar eclipse, also known as a 'ring of fire'. Beginning in the US, over Oregon, the eclipse will travel past the Texas Gulf Coast and over Mexico, down to Costa Rica, then Columbia and Northern Brazil, where it will end over the Atlantic Ocean. We've put together a guide to the annular solar eclipse — what it is, where its name comes from, and how to