Nucleus Magnets
Description: A circular emblem with a stylized atom model in the center. The text "DO NOT TRUST ATOMS" curves above the atom, and "THEY MAKE UP EVERYTHING" curves below. The atom features a central nucleus and orbiting electrons depicted as circles on elliptical paths. The colors are cream against a black background.
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Description: If you love science -- whether that's physics, chemistry, geology, biology, or any other branch -- then this cool atom shirt is just for you! Featuring a design with protons, neutrons, and electrons, this clever atom t shirt makes the perfect gift for any science teacher, professor, student, or molecular enthusiast!
Description: A dark background displays a science-themed graphic. At the top, white text reads "NEVER TRUST". Below that, yellow text states "AN ATOM". In the center, a stylized atom with blue electron paths and orange/yellow orbiting particles is depicted. At the bottom, white text says "THEY MAKE UP" and yellow text reads "EVERYTHING".
Description: A science-themed humorous composition featuring an atom model. A red sphere with a plus sign represents the nucleus, surrounded by white lines indicating electron orbits. Blue spheres with minus signs represent electrons. Speech bubbles contain the text "YOU'RE ALWAYS NEGATIVE" in red and "SHUT UP!" in blue.
Description: A schematic depicts three distinct chemical reactions. Each reaction shows two reactant elements combining, indicated by a plus sign, and then reacting, as shown by an arrow labeled 'REACT', to form a resulting atomic model. The atomic models are represented with a central nucleus and orbiting electrons on elliptical paths.
Description: A graphic design featuring the word "SCIENCE" in large white capital letters at the top. Below it, a colorful atomic structure with a yellow cluster at the center and orbiting spheres in blue, green, and pink. At the bottom, the text "IT'S LIKE MAGIC BUT REAL" is displayed in large white capital letters.
Science It's Like Magic But Real Atom Magnet
by Typography of Arts
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A graphic divided into three sections. The top section features the bold text "POWER" in red with a yellow outline against a black background. Below it, in smaller yellow text, reads "for PROGRESS". The bottom section depicts two white, amorphous shapes against a dark blue, star-filled background. The left shape contains an atomic model with colorful orbiting particles. The right shape contains a stylized representation of a power plant with a smokestack and a cooling tower bearing a radiation symbol.
Description: A light blue amoeba with irregular pseudopods is depicted on a black background. The amoeba features internal organelles, including a nucleus with a starburst shape, and smaller circular structures. Above the amoeba, the text "amoebaderci" is written in a light blue, cursive font. A small, light blue hand shape with radiating lines is also present on the right.
amoebaderci Amoeba Biology Character Magnet
by NDR KIWIS STUDIO
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A cartoon atom with a smiling face and outstretched arms is depicted against a black background. White orbital paths with teal dots surround the red atom. Text above reads "DON'T LISTEN TO ME..." and text below reads "I MAKE UP EVERYTHING".
Don't Listen To Me I Make Up Everything Atom Magnet
by inksphereillustrator
$3.75 $4.75
Description: A black background features two atomic models in a tan color. The larger model is positioned on the left, with a smaller model to its right. Below the atomic models, the text "ATOMS" is displayed in a light blue cursive font, followed by "REALLY MATTER" in a tan, uppercase, serif font.
