Space Probe Magnets
Description: A line-art style depiction of a space probe. The probe features a large parabolic dish antenna, a central body with various panels and instruments, and three stabilizing legs. A long, thin rod extends from the left side of the body. The entire rendering is in white outline against a black background.
Description: Voyager 2 is a space probe launched by NASA on August 20, 1977, to study the outer planets. A part of the Voyager program, it was launched 16 days before its twin, Voyager 1, on a trajectory that took longer to reach Jupiter and Saturn but enabled further encounters with Uranus and Neptune.
Description: Ready to get abducted? This funny alien shirt features a hilarious "I'd Probe That" joke, perfect for fans of UFO humor, alien abductions, and outer space memes. Whether you're storming Area 51 or just love extraterrestrial jokes, this design is out of this world. Great for sci-fi geeks, Roswell enthusiasts, and anyone who knows probing isn't just for science!
Description: Celebrate the incredible journey of Voyager 1 with this premium design, celebrating the 2017 anniversary of 40 years of space exploration. Featuring a detailed spacecraft illustration and the iconic Golden Record design, this tee is perfect for astronomy lovers, space enthusiasts, and science fans.
Description: Celebrate humanity's greatest voyage with this retro collegiate Voyager space probe graphic. Featuring a distressed athletic arch font, the iconic 1977 launch year, and the classic phrase "Ad Astra" (To the Stars), this design blends vintage varsity team aesthetics with deep space exploration. Perfect for astronomy fans, science teachers, stargazers, aerospace engineers, and vintage graphic enthusiasts.
Description: Celebrate humanity's furthest reach with this striking illustration of the iconic interstellar craft navigating the cosmos. The design captures the lonely, heroic spirit of space exploration and the quest for knowledge beyond our sun. A must-have for NASA enthusiasts, engineers, and fans of 1970s era space missions.
Description: A dark background with a stylized space probe in the upper left corner and three astronauts pointing upwards in the lower right. Below the astronauts, the text reads "Visit the PALE BLUE DOT" in white lettering. The overall style is flat and illustrative.
Astronauts Pointing at Space Probe Visit the Pale Blue Dot Magnet
by christian king studio
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Vintage futurism design featuring the 3I ATLAS Interstellar Visitor probe's solar mapping path for the year 2025. This speculative space diagram shows the orbits of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, and Jupiter. Perfect for astronomers, space exploration fans, sci-fi enthusiasts, and lovers of retro 80s/90s computer graphic aesthetics, schematics, and planetary science.
Description: Celebrate five decades of humanity's greatest journey into deep space with this vintage 50 Years of Voyager design. Featuring the iconic space probe navigating the cosmos with retro 1970s aesthetic stripes and twinkling stars, this artwork honors the historic 1977 to 2027 milestone of interstellar exploration. Perfect for astronomy enthusiasts, NASA fans, space history buffs, science teachers, stargazers, and anyone fascinated by outer space, planetary discovery, and the Golden Record mission.
Description: You didn’t sign the waiver. You definitely didn’t pass the psych eval. But somehow, you made it past the fence. This official-looking souvenir tee commemorates the one place the government really, really doesn’t want you to remember visiting. No photos allowed. No questions answered. Just a weird humming sound, a flash of light and three hours of your life you’ll never get back. Keep this shirt as proof. Or don’t they’ll probably deny it exists anyway. Either way, welcome to the other side of the black budget. Hang tight .... and don’t stare directly at the craft.
