Particle Physics Merch

Feynman diagram for physics lovers.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers, particles scattering.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers.

Feynman diagram for physics lovers, particles scattering.

Elementary particle of matter.

Our tribute to CERN and the Large Hardron Collider. Let’s smash some protons and find out the intricacies of Nature. Seriously though, do not run into people wearing this t shirt at or nearly at the speed of light.

Delve into the heart of the atom with our 'Quantum Realm: Geometric Particle' tee! This design captures the fascinating world of quantum mechanics, featuring abstract particles like atoms and subatomic entities, rendered in vibrant geometric shapes. Set against a white background, the myriad of colors represents the dynamic and mysterious nature of the quantum world. Ideal for science enthusiasts, physics students, or anyone captivated by the wonders of the universe. This tee is more than just clothing; it's a conversation starter, a tribute to the beauty of science and the complexities of the natural world.

Electron flow. Computer model representing the flow of electrons through a two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG). The 'gas' is composed of many free electrons, which can move around in only one plane. The 2DEG possesses an electric potential. Irregularities in this potential produce a 'bumpy' surface. The model shows the paths taken by electrons released one at a time into the gas. The negatively-charged electrons were deflected by the bumps in the gas, producing a branching pattern, with the greatest density of electrons represented by the darkest areas. The electron flow was modelled by Professor Eric Heller, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

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Artificially coloured bubble chamber photo from CERN, Geneva, showing the tracks of subatomic particles; details of particles unknown. (1984)

Artificially coloured bubble chamber photo from CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. (1984)

The Standard Model of particle physics is the fundamental theory of particle physics. It describes all the known particles and their interactions. It has been verified, experimentally and theoretically, over the last four decades.

The Standard Model of particle physics is the fundamental theory of particle physics. It describes all the known particles and their interactions. It has been verified, experimentally and theoretically, over the last four decades.

Quantum Mechanics Building floor plan with you are here text and arrows pointing to two different locations is a funny quantum physics design for science geeks and engineers at back to school, birthdays, holidays and graduation.

The Standard Model of particle physics is the fundamental theory of particle physics. It describes all the known particles and their interactions. It has been verified, experimentally and theoretically, over the last four decades.

The Standard Model of particle physics is the fundamental theory of particle physics. It describes all the known particles and their interactions. It has been verified, experimentally and theoretically, over the last four decades.

In white lettering in a block format, this cute gift for the woman in science in your life says, "JUST A GIRL WHO LOVES ANTIMATTER."

The Standard Model of particle physics is the fundamental theory of particle physics. It describes all the known particles and their interactions. It has been verified, experimentally and theoretically, over the last four decades.

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle outlines the limit of precision of our ability to measure quantities that are related to one another. This equation is for the most common example of momentum and position.

Quantum Mechanics Building floor plan with you are here text and arrows pointing to two different locations is a funny quantum physics design for science geeks and engineers at back to school, birthdays, holidays and graduation.

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Particle Physics design Higgs Boson: Commemorate the discovery of the Higgs Boson particle with this awesome piece of apparel! A funky graphic illustration for scientist and science lovers

Georges Lemaitre, father of the theory of the big bang was a Belgian cosmologist and Catholic priest. Show the world your nerdy side with this big bang fact. If you love faith and reason, then this design is for you.

Photograph of a neutrino interaction event in the 15- foot bubble chamber at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) near Chicago. The neutrino enters the bubble chamber at far right, but does not leave a track itself because it is electrically neutral. It interacts almost immediately with a proton in the liquid filling the bubble chamber, producing a spray of particles that travel towards the left, curving in the chamber's magnetic field. The V- shaped pairs of tracks in the lower half of the picture, which end in characteristic spiral curlicues, are electron- positron pairs produced from gamma-rays.

Quantum Mechanics Building floor plan with you are here text and arrows pointing to two different locations is a funny quantum physics design for science geeks and engineers at back to school, birthdays, holidays and graduation.

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Streamer chamber photograph of 220 charged subatomic particles spilling out from the collision of a high-energy oxygen nucleus with a nucleus in a lead target. The picture was obtained by the NA35 experiment at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. In addition to the 220 charged particles that leave a track in the streamer chamber, physicists estimated that a further 80 electrically neutral (& therefore invisible) particles were created in the collision. From a run in November 1986.

He is a quark!

We often called some phenomenon that we cant describe as a paranormal activities. so does in physics, when 2 entangled particle was separated and you conduct some measurement on one particle, the other side will be affected based on the result for what you have done in one particle, without any medium. this phenomenon of quantum entanglement still cant be described clearly by the scientist. So they often called it spooky action from the distance.

I do not fully understand CERN and if the rumours are true. The very idea that two universes can collide due to CERN, is an incredible idea, and we must be careful with the power that we wield. This piece of art is a representation of CERN and the Multiverse. It is showing two particles colliding in a visual / artistic representation, and to the left and right, two universes coming together to collide, creating one new universe.

The atom isn't best pleased about being split in Rutherford's experiment.

The standard model of elementary particles.