Dynamics Crewneck Sweatshirts
Description: From the list of the many shows that got canned way too early, comes the Veridian Dynamics T. That's right, Veridian Dynamics, the monster corporation that brought you the killer pumpkin, the octo-chicken and Johnny the bio-computer. Veridian Dynamics, the company that makes things better. (DISCLAIMER: Our "makes things better" claim is based on a survey of 100 top executives and shareholders of Veridian stock. Your opinion may differ)
UP IN FLAMES - Drachen Fire Roller Coaster Busch Gardens Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Theme Park Collection
$35
Description: Desert Dynamics Winch Systems was founded in the late '60s in the arid desert town of Victorville, California. Desert Dynamics focused on extreme duty winch systems using a worm gear type drive that gave them a much slower line speed than planetary gear type winches, but also made them nearly unstoppable as long as the vehicle was capable of delivering the kind of power these powerful pullers required.
Description: Retro design featuring the F-16 Fighting Falcon, more popularly called the Viper.
F-16 Fighting Falcon "Viper" 1974 Jet Airplane Retro Design Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Designed For Flight
$35
Description: A scientific visual display showing fluid dynamics concepts. The top section features an aerofoil with flow lines and force arrows. Below is the Navier-Stokes equation. The bottom section displays fluid flow around a sphere, a golf ball, and a honeycomb sphere, with corresponding graphs illustrating velocity profiles and turbulence.
Description: A scientific diagram displaying fluid dynamics concepts. It features an airfoil cross-section with flow lines, a complex partial differential equation, three visualizations of flow around a cylinder at different Reynolds numbers, and three corresponding plots showing pressure (P/P) and velocity (V/P) against spatial variables (Yp, YB, XB). The overall style is monochrome with white lines and text on a black background.
Description: Where airflow becomes music. 🎷 A saxophone may look like a beautiful musical instrument, but inside its curves and tubes, air, pressure, vibration, and resonance work together to create sound. This design brings together the beauty of the saxophone with the visual language of fluid dynamics and engineering simulation—a celebration of the connection between music, physics, and mechanical engineering. For saxophone players, musicians, engineers, CFD enthusiasts, mechanical engineers, makers, and anyone fascinated by how sound is engineered. FLOW OF SOUND Air. Vibration. Resonance. Music.
