Atmospheric Science Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

A word cloud design of a heart made from words that only someone who works as an Atmospheric scientist can understand. Perfect for Valentine's Day or for someone in your family who does a job as an atmospheric scientist.

Hum Simple Typography Style

I survived the Atmospheric River design showing the day after the flood.

Sci fi Robot at sunset

A robot doing his rounds on a desolate field near a wood and wire fence.

A crab like robot looking a red sunset

Sci-fi Mech contemplating the setting sun

Space - The Milky Way is an amazing atmospheric photographic image of the milky way in the star filled skies and makes a lovely gift for science and space fans

Space - The Milky Way is an amazing atmospheric photographic image of the milky way in the star filled skies and makes a lovely gift for science and space fans

The atmosphere of the sunset along the Mekong River in Laos

Explore our Atmospheric Science collection – a perfect fit for Meteorology students and professionals. Stay cozy in style with our Isobars merch for Meteorologists. Weather the forecast with flair!

Sadi Carnot - Thermodynamics hero history of Science

Sadi Carnot - Thermodynamics hero history of Science

Look at all of those space things!

View of a colourful aurora borealis display (northern lights). Aurorae are caused by the interaction between energetic charged particles coming from the Sun and molecules of gases in the upper atmosphere (about 100km). A stream of charged particles, known as the solar wind, flows continuously from the Sun's corona towards interplanetary space at speeds of 400-500 km/s. These particles do not reach the Earth's atmosphere due to the shielding effect of the Earth's magnetic field. However, violent solar activities such as solar flares emit highly energetic particles which penetrate this shield and ionise molecules in the atmosphere.

A composite image with the milky way and the Aurora Borealis over spruce trees in Alaska. The Aurora Borealis (northern lights) is an atmospheric phenomenon that occurs at high latitudes, appearing as shimmering bands of coloured light in the sky. It occurs when charged particles in the solar wind are directed towards the poles by Earth's magnetic field. There they collide with atoms in the upper atmosphere, causing them to emit light. The colour of the light depends on the atmospheric gas involved. Green is produced by excited atomic oxygen. Photographed near Wiseman, Northern Alaska.

Sadi Carnot - Thermodynamics hero history of Science

A rustic dilapidated farm gate along a country lane in Gloucestershire England on a winters day.

That’s a 21st Century cowboy!

After months of wandering through the wastelands, you see a shining beacon - a city, civilization. Do you approach?

Show your pride for the future graduate Climatologist in your life, with this groovy retro distressed 70s style gift design.

Show your appreciation for the awesome Climatologist in your life, with this groovy retro distressed 70s style gift design.

Show your pride for the future graduate Coder in your life, with this groovy retro distressed 70s style gift design.

Robot looking at the sunset

Daily render done on December 5, 2020

It’s an alien invasion! Open your heart to our friends from Zorklon-X.

Show your passion for meteorology with the Meteorology High Pressure Job Piece. Perfect for meteorologists, weather enthusiasts, and environmental science lovers. Embrace the excitement of weather forecasting!

Get whimsically weather-wise with our Clouds & Knowledge piece. The perfect funny meteorology design for weather enthusiasts and atmospheric science aficionados.

Astronaut digital illustration.