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Description: A text message conversation snippet. The first bubble says "What's up??" in blue. The second, larger bubble is light green and contains scientific text: "It's a quark with a charge of +2/3. Two up quark plus a dowark make up a proton." The third bubble, light blue, displays six yellow smiley face emojis wearing sunglasses.
What's up?? It's a quark with a charge of +2/3 Two up quark plus a dowark make up a proton. Sunglasses Emojis Shorts
by STUDIO DESIGN PESSO
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Description: A chat conversation depicted with text bubbles. One bubble says 'What's up??' and contains six yellow circle emoji faces wearing sunglasses. Another bubble contains physics text stating, 'It's a quark with a charges +2/3. Two up quark one down quark make up a proton.' The background is black.
What's up?? Text Message with Cool Emoji and Physics Explanation Shorts
by Geture_Project
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Description: I miss The Sisko. And if that hits you right in the Bajoran feels, welcome home. Featuring a blazing celestial vortex inspired by the most iconic wormhole in sci fi history, this tribute captures the energy, power, and presence of the one captain who punched Q and ran a space station like a boss. Perfect for die hard Deep Space Nine fans, convention veterans, and anyone who knows that emissary energy just hits different. Nostalgic, bold, and unapologetically Trek. Because some legends are not just captains, they are The Sisko.
Particle accelerator patent 1934 cern nobel discovery quark nuclear Shorts
by Anodyle
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Description: If you were a graphic designer in the early days of desktop publishing, you undoubtedly remember SyQuest. For years SyQuest was the most popular means of transferring large desktop publishing documents to professional printers via large, removable cartridges. SyQuest marketed its products as able to give personal computer users "endless" hard drive space for data-intensive applications. While they were the best of the best in their heyday, they didn't keep up with emerging technologies and were quickly knocked from their perch as competitors ran circles around them. This retro SyQuest tee utilizes their original logo along with just enough wear and tear to make it look like a genuine vintage article.
Particle accelerator patent 1934 cern nobel discovery quark nuclear Shorts
by Anodyle
$21 $27
