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"Finding, curating, and selling quality goods, while educating guys on what it is they\u2019re actually buying, is Bureau of Trade\u2019s mission and one they do quite well. Each week the site is bringing GQ readers thoughtfully selected items for all of life\u2019s needs. Up today: finds from the final frontier\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nHow far we\u2019ve come from diaper-gate and defunding. With SpaceX success, Mohawk Guy meme-ology, and now, the release of Canadian cosmonaut Chris Hadfield\u2019s achingly perfect cover of &amp;quot;Space Oddity&amp;quot; (watch this now before you do anything, even if your house is on fire) - space is back in the good graces of the general population.\n\nWe bemoan the fact that space exploration ever departed from the national imagination, mostly on scientific and future-of-humanity grounds. But we were also sad to see one of the greatest inspirations for mens style float away into that proverbial black void. And no, we\u2019re not talking about the sartorial emptiness of the short-sleeve dress shirt and tie combo that the eggheads wore at CapCom. Upon arrival to Houston, astronauts were handed the keys to a brand new Corvette Stingray. And on the way to the moon, an Omega Speedmaster adorned their wrist. Not too shabby for sitting on top of a rocket and wearing a catheter for several days. For you, we\u2019ve pulled a few emplary products inspired by the US space program (and one item from Sputnik).\n\nPropel yourself here before the mission ends. - Micah Fitzerman-Blue \n\nRead more from Bureau of Trade:\n\n Gucci Horsebits for Derby Winners\n\nThe Table Manners That Sparked Vilebrequin Bathing Suits\n\nTime to Kill: How a Rolex Helped to Solve a Murder Case"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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