Christmas shipping
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas… and there aren't many gifts that will last longer than one of our prints. So whether you're buying a memorable present for the Beatles fan in your life, the philatelist or the theoretical physicist (every family has one…), you'll find something truly unique here at Kite.
Just remember to order in time!
International deliveries (including USA, Canada, Australia, Europe)
Our limited edition prints are all sent via tracked and signed services that usually take around 8-10 working days to arrive. Order now and relax knowing that your print will arrive well in time for Christmas.
Framed Mr. Kite prints are sent via FedEx or UPS and typically take 2–4 days to arrive after dispatch, wherever you are in the world. We will be receiving a number of these very soon, so order now to be first in line.
UK deliveries
Limited edition prints are sent using Royal Mail's Special Delivery service and prints are posted same or next day, so your print will always arrive within two working days of your order. Other prints are posted first-class.
Within the UK, framed prints are sent with UPS and arrive within 1–2 days of shipping. We'll have some in stock soon, so order now!
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...This quote comes from Hatchette, who are the publisher of The Long View by Richard Fisher—a book about time. It will be published on the 30th March 2023, at least from our linear point of view. (It's all relative, isn't it?)
On this day in 1969, Yoko Ono and John Lennon got married
They made headlines around the world when they staged a week-long "bed-in for peace" at the Amsterdam Hilton Hotel, immediately after their wedding. The couple spent their honeymoon in bed, inviting journalists and fans to visit them and discuss the ideas of peace and love.
Could ‘ring lasers’ make time travel possible?
Maybe—according to Professor Ronald Mallett, a retired physics professor from the University of Connecticut. The Guardian’s recent interview with the Professor details the backstory behind his career as a physicist, and outlines his theory for ring laser time travel.
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