Cosmology Pins and Buttons

Description: Nerdy astrophysics gift. Text says: Cosmology Nerd. Great gift idea for the astrophysicist, cosmologist or astronomer.

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Description: planets, moons, Stars, suns and an artificial moon with Cosmology text.

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Description: The ingenious formula brought to us by the ingenious Stephen Hawking, showing the entropy of black holes, which is proportional to it's surface which rises the question of whether the universe is a hologram.

Description: The classic flat earth is fresh again when you actually read the scriptures for yourself. Mentioned over 200 times in the bible, and supported by the scientific method. Gas under pressure requires a container, water is flat and finds its own level, etc.

Description: It's turtles all the way down

Description: A 50 Mpc/h dark-matter projection rendered from a CAMELS IllustrisTNG_DM L50 simulation snapshot. Rendered from CAMELS simulation data; retain CAMELS attribution and citations.

Description: A print-ready cosmic microwave background temperature map, independently rendered from public Planck Legacy Archive data. Based on ESA Planck Legacy Archive data; independent render, not ESA endorsed.

Description: Minimalist design about James Webb Telescope. Perfect gift for space and science lovers. Enjoy it on tshirts, hoodies, stickers and more right now!

Description: Why's the universe gotta be so negative?

Description: I sentiment we can all sometimes relate to... inspired by our dearly departed Mars "Opportunity" Rover. RIP

Description: Ancient Astronaut • Palenque King Pakal Mayan Time Traveler Conspiracy Theory.

Description: Hell as survey. Concentric layers, Latin labels, distances measured, CENTRO DE LA TERRA at the bottom. Dante's Divine Comedy rendered as cartography — the geometry of damnation with the confidence of someone who had the source material and trusted it completely.

Description: The end times when the original owl and ubiquitous octopus fight to the death with Husqvarna chainsaws

Description: Inspirational Quote by famous scientist Carl Sagan.

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Description: Outer space with Earth planet and Moon

Description: A playful nod to the infinite regress problem and the classic cosmological joke. Perfect for philosophy nerds, science geeks, and anyone who appreciates the absurdity of asking 'but what holds that up?'