Rocket Engineer Pins and Buttons
Description: A funny “What Part of This Don’t You Understand” design featuring an extremely detailed liquid rocket engine schematic with turbopumps, oxidizer and fuel systems, valves, injectors, combustion chamber, cooling lines, and technical components. Perfect for aerospace engineers, rocket scientists, engineering students, propulsion engineers, and space technology enthusiasts.
What Part of This Don’t You Understand Funny Rocket Engineer Diagram Pin
by eza_haz_ami
$2.75 $3.25
Description: This awesome spaceship is strapped onto rockets and on it's way to outerspace! This space exploration themed design is perfect for any kids who want to grow up to be aerospace engineers and work on rockets & spaceships! Grab this super cool space engineer gift for anyone who has shown an interest in space exploration and rocket technology - perfect Christmas present idea for engineering students & aerospace majors!
Description: A monochrome text-based composition featuring bold white lettering against a black background. The primary message reads "IF YOU WANT AN EASY LIFE DON'T BE AN ENGINEER". Below this, in a smaller font, it states "be something easy like a rocket scientist or neurosurgeon". The text is angled from the bottom left to the top right.
Description: A black background space scene featuring a red and white rocket launching with fire. To the left is a yellow and grey robotic arm with gears. To the right is a person wearing a white astronaut helmet and a yellow coat. Atomic symbols and stars are scattered throughout. Text reads "FEMALE ENGINEER".
Description: A humorous depiction of an engineer's ambition, featuring bold red text that reads "I'M AN ENGINEER" on the top line and yellow text "BUT YOU CAN CALL ME" on the second line. Below the text, a pink rocket blasts off from white smoke, set against a black, star-speckled background.
Description: A cartoon depicts a coyote lounging on a large red rocket labeled 'ACME SUPER-ROCKET' with 'EXPLOSIVES' and 'FIRE HAZARD DO NOT DROP' text. The rocket is mounted on a wooden launcher positioned on a cliff edge in a desert landscape. The text 'TRUST ME' is at the top and 'I'm an ENGINEER!' is at the bottom.
Description: A graphic with a red and white rocket surrounded by white gears. The text at the top reads "AEROSPACE ENGINEER" in a curved arc. Below the rocket and gears, the text reads "IT'S NOT ROCKET SCIENCE OH WAIT YES IT IS". The numeral "12" is visible within one of the gears.
Aerospace Engineer Rocket with Gears It's Not Rocket Science Oh Wait Yes It Is Pin
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$3.25
Description: A black background with white text, arranged in four lines followed by a final line of smaller text. The words read: "IF YOU WANT AN EASY LIFE DON'T BE AN ENGINEER be something easy like a rocket scientist or neurosurgeon". The overall style is bold and direct.
If You Want an Easy Life Don't Be An Engineer Be Something Easy Like A Rocket Scientist Or Neurosurgeon Pin
by didit artwork pangestu
$3.25
Description: A white, bold text design on a black background. The top section reads "IF YOU WANT AN EASY LIFE DON'T BE AN ENGINEER" in large, capitalized sans-serif font. The bottom section has smaller text reading "be something easy like a rocket scientist or neurosurgeon."
IF YOU WANT AN EASY LIFE DON'T BE AN ENGINEER be something easy like a rocket scientist or neurosurgeon Pin
by Typography of Arts
$3.25
Description: A "mission patch" for the "WEST AREA COMPUTING UNIT", celebrating the women of colour working as computers (the original, human kind) calculating orbits for the engineers at NASA's predecessor NACA in the 40's and 50's. They were portrayed in the book and film Hidden Figures. The smoke from the rocket is made up of actual equations from one of computer Katherine Johnson's technical reports. The rocket is the Atlas LV-3B carrying the Mercury capsule Friendship 7 with John Glenn in 1962.
Description: Showcase your expertise and love for space exploration with this detailed retro science graphic! It depicts a space shuttle blasting off with fiery boosters above Earth, surrounded by stars, a cratered moon, and Saturn, proudly stating "Actually It Is Rocket Science." Perfect for aerospace engineers, astrophysicists, rocket scientists, astronomy students, and space enthusiasts. Ideal for lab shifts, university lectures, stargazing trips, or casual day-to-day wear. This clever science graphic makes a fantastic gift for anyone who takes complex engineering seriously.
Description: A cartoon coyote is depicted in a comedic style, holding a lit fuse attached to a rocket with the text "ACME" on its side. The coyote has a mischievous expression. Behind it, a shadow of a similar coyote is cast against a large, light circle. The text "Trust Me" is at the top and "I'm An Engineer" is at the bottom.
