Radioactivity Magnets

Description: A nuclear power plant operator wearing protective clothing making a snow angel out of nuclear particles.

Description: Radioactive Atomic power symbol is perfect for the scientist or science geek in your life. For him and for her.

Description: Design by Joe Gallimore

Description: Available in more colors, too. Designed from a photo I took this summer in northern Portugal at an old industrial electricity site. It says, "Don't Touch - Danger to Life"

Description: Radioactivity Retro Fan Art Design

Description: Marie Curie doing awesome science

Description: Radioactivity warning icon on yellow background. Round warning sign.

Description: Two-time Nobel Laureate Marie Curie lived and died for her passions- I hope to lead a life of that kind of quality.

Description: Radioactivity Retro Fan Art Design

Description: Green Radioactive

Description: The sign for a fallout shelter. Time is a flat circle.

Description: radioactivity godzilla the king of the monsters

Description: Radioactive, Radiation Hazard Sign.

Description: A radiation symbol rendered in expressive white ink brushstrokes, featuring the familiar three-part trefoil surrounding a central circle in a clean minimalist composition. Textured brushwork and generous negative space emphasize the recognizable geometric form of this scientific warning symbol against dark backgrounds. A science-inspired design for physicists, engineers, laboratory professionals, science enthusiasts, and admirers of expressive monochrome artwork. Suitable for apparel, accessories, stickers, notebooks, mugs, and home décor.

Description: This bold “Half Lives Matter” design features grunge-style typography and a distressed radiation symbol—perfect for physics teachers, nuclear engineers, and science nerds. A clever parody, it’s a humorous take on radioactive decay and nuclear power.

Description: She won the Nobel Prize in Physics. Then she won it again in Chemistry. Nobody asked her to stop. This illustration captures Marie Curie mid-celebration — arms raised, laboratory glowing behind her, two Nobel medals orbiting around a scientist who simply refused to do anything once. The cartoon rendering is pure triumph. Glowing flasks, atomic symbols spinning outward, the expression of someone proving a point for the second time. For the chemistry classroom, the physics department, anyone who believes science is worth the dedication it demands. She did it twice.

Description: Vector drawing of a worn out radioactive sign.

Description: Celebrate the brilliance of the pioneer of radioactivity with this artistic portrait, as seen in "marie currie.png". This design beautifully captures Marie Curie’s legacy, featuring iconic elements like laboratory glassware, atomic structures, the Radium element symbol, and her Nobel Prize connection. It includes her inspiring, timeless quote: "Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas." This design is perfect for scientists, students, women in STEM, and history enthusiasts who appreciate a blend of vintage aesthetic and scientific dedication.

Description: Let people know you're radioactive, or that something else is. Time is a flat circle.

Description: Let people know you're radioactive, or that something else is, in Yiddish. Time is a flat circle.

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics

Description: Nuclear Physics