Nuclear Engineer Mugs

Description: This t-shirt is dedicated to Enrico Fermi who played a critical role in the development of the atomic bomb in the Manhattan project along with Oppenheimer. 1.16 indicates the Fermi distance.

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: Electricity Explained

Description: From the episode "Homer Defined" of The Simpsons.

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: T-shirt with a print featuring outlines of atomic bomb and writting "Science!". Perfect gift for every fallout enthusiast, post-apo lover or just scientist (or a smart person :D).

Description: This humorous science design features the bold statement Legalize Recreational Plutonium. Perfect for nuclear science enthusiasts, physicists, chemists, and anyone with a witty atomic humor.

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

Description: this is a great gift idea with nice design and high quality

Description: A radiation symbol rendered in expressive black 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 through expressive monochrome details. 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: electricity explained

Description: No flat earth please!

Description: Bold nuclear humor design featuring a vintage radiation symbol and the outrageous “Legalize Recreational Plutonium” message, perfect for science fans, chemistry enthusiasts, physics nerds, engineers, nuclear humor lovers, and jokesters.

Description: I'm a Nuke Survivor - 3 Mile Island '79

Description: Engineer graphic design with a vintage gaming aesthetic.

Description: These days, we could all stand to be more like a proton. Think positive!

Description: A darkly humorous and vintage-inspired design referencing one of the most infamous scientific understatements in history. “3.6 Roentgen — Not Great, Not Terrible” captures the dry sarcasm and stoic calm in the face of chaos. Perfect for science enthusiasts, history buffs, or fans of dark irony. With its retro Soviet aesthetic and nuclear theme, this design is a must-have for lovers of clever historical humor.

Description: Electricity Explained

Description: Retro 1991 TMI Unit One nuclear power plant refueling outage vintage design.

Description: Nuclear disaster survival design. Three Mile Island

Description: Show off your radiation protection skills with this vintage 1970s style technical data chart. Comparing "Normal People" spikes with "Me in ALARA Country" flatlines, this t-shirt is a hilarious nod to the physics of keeping exposures low. Ideal for nuclear industry workers, radiologists, and health physicists who appreciate data-driven dark humor!

Description: May 6, 1986. Ten days after the explosion. The basement under Reactor 4 was flooded, radioactive, and completely dark. Three engineers went in anyway. Alexei Ananenko knew where the valves were. Valery Bezpalov went with him. Boris Baranov led the shift. They carried flashlights and a wrench. No cameras. No ceremony. When they found the pipe and opened the valves, their colleagues embraced them in the corridor. That was the recognition. The kind of person who doesn't wait to be called a hero. Who reads a blueprint in the dark. Who understands exactly what's at stake and moves anyway. They were asked once. They said yes. The light stayed on.

Description: Pink sprinkle donut getting boosted with magnetic resonance cascades, so as to power a man's hunger for unlimited energy.

Description: When I created this art, I thought about what technical progress means to us. I was inspired to create this picture by the music of Kraftwerk.

Description: Firestorm unleashes his nuclear powers in a vibrant explosion of energy.

Description: Damn, that seems like along time to be pulling on a probe. Hey $20 is $20 if you into that kind of thing.

Description: NUCLEAR ENERGY ATOMIC ENERGY POWER PLANT ENGINEER

Description: We all hear it on the radio. Seem to be in the business where if anyone is to blame it is us. You can wait 3 days for a dude to buff a weld but if you aren't there the minute the grinder hits the floor your the problem.

Description: Puget Sound Naval Shipyard 1891

Description: this is a great gift idea with nice design and high quality

Description: Nuclear Engineer and Submarine Warfare Officer

Description: This awesome, people think it's magic we call it engineering design is the perfect gift idea for a birthday, Christmas or any occasion for the dedicated engineer, ideal t-shirt for civil, mechanic, computing, electrical, biomedical, or chemical engineer. If you or someone you know are an engineer who designs, builds, maintain engines, machines, and computing, then this awesome, people think it's magic we call it engineering, themed design is just for you.

Description: Electricity Explained

Description: Nuclear power plants artwork with the text the future is nuclear.

Description: The Mighty Atom 1958

Description: Chernobyl Why Worry About Something That Isn't Going To Happen