Atomic Reactor Magnets

Description: ATOMIC REACTOR patent print, nuclear reactor patent, nuclear power station blueprint, nuclear power plant, electricity poster,

Description: Nuclear Neutronic Reactor 1955 Patent White

Description: A black and white schematic drawing of an atomic reactor with many numbered components. The text reads 'ATOMIC REACTOR PATENT DRAWING' at the top, with dates 'April, 13, 1950' and 'David 26, 1967' on either side. Signatures and patent information are at the bottom.

Description: A detailed schematic diagram of an atomic reactor, presented in white on a black background. Labels indicate components such as 'CADMIUM CONTROL RODS', 'URANIUM FUEL SLUGS', 'GRAPHITE MODERATOR BLOCKS', and 'COOLING WATER INLET'. The diagram includes dimensions and signatures, noting 'APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DESIGN DATED: 1942'.

Description: A monochrome schematic presented on a black background, detailing the "General Schematic of the Heterogeneous Pile or Nuclear Reactor". It includes labeled components such as the Reactor Core, Control Rods, Fuel Rods, Steam Generator, Turbine, Generator, Condenser, and Cooling Tower, along with a legend. The text specifies patent information and dates.

Description: Distressed emblem inspired by vintage Met-Ed brand character, Reddy Kilowatt – here taken from 1970s signage around the Three Mile Island nuclear disaster site in Pennsylvania.

Description: Nuclear Reactor patent design

Description: A Blue Energy Arc Reactor

Description: A retro-style composition featuring the word "POWER" in large, red and yellow block letters with a yellow outline. Below it, in yellow script, is "for PROGRESS". To the left, a stylized atom symbol with yellow and white orbits and beige spheres. To the right, a blue and grey atomic reactor with a glowing red core and pipes.

Description: Neutronic Reactor 1955 Patent Black

Description: "Nuclear" shirt: Embrace the power of innovation with this bold tee inspired by nuclear energy. ⚛️💥 Make a statement about the potential for clean, efficient power with this striking design!

Description: The Chernobyl disaster was a nuclear accident that occurred on Saturday 26 April 1986

Description: Chernobyl

Description: Cool symmetrical design

Description: High-contrast technical schematic of a nuclear reactor with labeled components, crisp monochrome lines for engineering apparel, STEM education and retro scientific aesthetics.

Description: Nuclear Reactor Patent, Nuclear Reactor 1952, Fusion Invention, Science, Industrial

Description: Chernobyl nuclear disaster, also referred to as the Chernobyl accident, was a catastrophic nuclear accident that occurred on 25–26 April 1986.

Description: nuclear power energy physics engineering atomic pro uranium clean electricity reactor science

Description: 3.6 Roentgen. Not great not terrible. Retro style nuclear power plant.

Description: A vintage-inspired design honoring the engineering and industrial history surrounding nuclear power operations.

Description: Chernobyl nuclear disaster, also referred to as the Chernobyl accident, was a catastrophic nuclear accident that occurred on 25–26 April 1986.

Description: Hope you like it!

Description: Hope you like it!

Description: Manhattan Project patent print featuring a graphite-moderated nuclear reactor on a solid black background.

Description: A nuclear tower with a fusion reactor usually has a safety inspector that checks for nuclear waste. Don't you think he or she would love to clean radiation with this awesome design?

Description: Show you're an energetic fan of Wild Thing's third season!

Description: A beautiful view of nuclear power plant.

Description: What if we kissed at the highly radioactive molten remains of the Chernobyl reactor core uwu

Description: This vintage-style design showcases the iconic Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, established in 1974 in Londonderry Township, Pennsylvania. Featuring bold distressed artwork of cooling towers and industrial structures, it reflects a retro vision of energy, progress, and futuristic optimism. Perfect for collectors of atomic age memorabilia, fans of vintage engineering graphics, or anyone who loves retro industrial aesthetics. With its weathered textures and classic typography, this design carries both historical significance and unique nostalgic charm, making it a standout piece for enthusiasts of nuclear history, retro science, and old-school Americana.