Uranium Shorts

Description: A composition of six rectangular blocks, each resembling a periodic table element. The blocks display atomic numbers, element symbols, and names. The symbols "Ge", "Eu", "N", "I", "U", and "S" are prominently featured, spelling out "GENIUS" using "Germanium", "Europium", "Nitrogen", "Iodine", "Uranium", and "Sulfur".

Description: Get your chop suey at the Uranium Cafe, near colorful, scenic Grant NM! During the Uranium Rush this was one area where prospectors hoped to find the valuable atomic age commodity.

Description: You’ve seen the periodic table of elements — now meet the periodic table of licking bad ideas. A colorful, chaotic science parody that answers the age-old question: “Is it lickable?” Perfect for chemistry nerds, lab goblins, danger enthusiasts, and people who need a sign not to lick the uranium.

Description: Anti-nuclear slogan

Description: A clever science-themed design spelling “U Ta H” with three periodic table elements: uranium, tantalum, and hydrogen. Featuring atomic numbers and element names, it is made for chemistry enthusiasts, science students, and fans of periodic table wordplay.

Description: If you're interested in the Cold War, nuclear warfare, and radioactivity -- then let the world know with this awesome radiation design. Don't head to your fallout shelter without it! Featuring the text "CAUTION - RADIATION HAZARD," this graphic makes the perfect gift for any nuclear engineer, researcher, student, or radioactive mutant in your life.

Description: Glowing green cat eyes in the dark of the night,

Description: T-Shirt for a chemist or chemistry jokes' lover.

Description: Funny science chemistry design featuring Bromine, Uranium, Hydrogen elements for disbelief.

Description: Calling all vintage glassware enthusiasts and lovers of all things that light up the night! This is what will make a great item for anyone who appreciates the unique beauty and history of uranium and vaseline glass.

Description: A funny shirt for physicists. Living My Best Life parody because radioactive elements have a half life. Arched text with an abstract uranium atom complete with glowing green electrons

Description: T-shirt for a chemist or chemistry jokes' lover.

Description: Say Hello to Democracy!!!

Description: The Kerr-McGee Corp. was an American energy company involved in oil exploration, crude production, natural gas, perchlorate and uranium mining and milling. Founded in 1929 as Anderson & Kerr Drilling Company in Oklahoma by Robert S. Kerr and James L. Anderson, the firm changed its name to Kerr-McGee Oil Industries in 1946 when Dean A. McGee, former chief geologist for Phillips Petroleum, joined the firm. Kerr-McGee initially focused on offshore oil exploration and production, being one of the first to use drill ships in the Gulf of Mexico, and later, one of the first to use a spar platform in the region. In 2006, Anadarko Petroleum acquired Kerr-McGee in an all-cash transaction totaling $16.5 billion, plus $2.6 billion in debt.

Description: An actual product back in the 1920s, Radithor was distilled water mixed with uranium. It claimed to be a cure for all sorts of ailments, from pain to stomach problems. As we now know, uranium and the body don't work well together.

Description: Abstract and minimalistic horizintal color line. A cool and flamboyant pencil stroke graphic for modern art and nuclear energy lovers

Description: For Super Earth!

Description: Hope you like it!

Description: Fluorine Uranium Carbon Potassium Secret Message Funny item lets you send cryptic messages with style. This unique item is great for playful communication and displaying a love for chemistry elements. Surprise your friends with this quirky way to express yourself.

Description: Science Humor

Description: A nuclear tower with a fusion reactor usually has a safety inspector that checks for nuclear waste. Don't you think he or she would love to clean radiation with this awesome design?

Description: Celebrate the power of science and innovation with this dynamic nuclear energy-inspired design. Perfect for engineers, science lovers, and anyone passionate about renewable energy and the future of power.

Description: Show your valentine your love through chemistry

Description: Minimalist art of radiation symbol with yellow background.

Description: Hope you like it!

Description: Thorium & Uranium blocks from the Periodic Table of the Elements with thumbs up for Thorium, thumbs down for Uranium

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Description: Ernest Rutherford was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: Gladys West was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: Vera Rubin was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: John Dalton was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: Katherine Johnson was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: Georg Ohm was one of the greatest scientists of the World

Description: Um The Element of Confusion