Space Geology Crewneck Sweatshirts

Perfect for occult geology fans.

Space Gem Texture 2

Space Gem Texture

Mars InSight: Doing science on a planet near you!

An image of rock shapes which I have manipulated with texture to create a Space like visual

Doctorate in Geology

Pluto from space. Computer illustration showing the dwarf planet Pluto as viewed from space. Pluto's orbit lies beyond that of Neptune, the outermost planet of the Solar System.

Mars Mount sharp Aeolis Mons logo badge blue sunset

Not Flat

Caloris basin, a huge impact structure on Mercury.

Perfect for geology fans.

Cydonia region of Mars.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

Trust the scienceI am one of those people who believe that there is great beauty in science.

The fractured surface of the planet Venus.

Full Venus Radar Image.

This cross-section shows the layers of the Earth looking at the materials of each layer, instead of looking at it as a heat map. The big difference here is the mantle, which is made of peridotite, a rock that is often bright green! Convection cells are drawn in to show the movement of material within the mantle, a process that occurs over incredibly long timescales. The outer and inner core are both made of iron and nickel alloys, while the inner core is solid and likely has Widmanstätten patterns, similar to those seen in meteorites. I made this diagram because I feel like a lot of people don’t know what the interior of this planet looks like.

The Monolith

The Last Monolith

Face on Mars landscape design.

A galaxy-themed geologist's rock hammer, perfect for smashing outcrops and collecting samples! (But this time in space)

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.

The nearest planet to the Sun, Mercury.

Vintage illustration futuristic Science Fiction planets and outer space image featuring aliens looking up at several suns on a planet with tall geological rock formations.

space exploration in the palm of your hand

Rock formations and land use in Wyoming. False- colour infrared image of the Bighorn Basin in Wyoming, USA. The Bighorn River is seen running from top to bottom near the right. The Shoshone River runs from bottom left, meeting the Bighorn near top right. The northern (upper) bank of the Shoshone has a large aggregate of irrigated fields (blue/purple). At bottom right the line of Dry Creek is seen, with a smaller aggregate of fields just right of bottom centre. The banded rock formations appear multicoloured, and are particularly clear. This image was made by the Thematic Mapper of a Landsat satellite in 1991.

A witty and whimsical design inspired by the ancient history of Earth, when it was frequently bombarded by asteroids and comets that altered its atmosphere and delayed the evolution of oxygen. This design features a cloudy sky with fiery meteorites streaking across it, evoking the wonder and awe of witnessing a cosmic event. Perfect for anyone who loves astronomy, geology, or science fiction.

This painting was based off a photo I took through a telescope lens of the moon during an astronomy class. The texture and craters present on the surface was incredible, and I was trying to capture some of that beauty!

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.

Digital collage made with scanned images from books, magazines or comics.