Atomic Pillows
Description: A metallic element card with the symbol 'Os' prominently displayed. It features the name 'Osmium' below, along with its atomic mass details "190,23" and "839,42", atomic number "76", and electronic configuration "[Xe² 6s² 4f14 5d6". The classification 'Transition Metal' is also present. The background is a solid dark gray.
Description: Startled beneath cosmic light, the blonde astronaut girl in shimmering blue grips her laser ray gun while her chained alien creature growls at unseen danger. The glowing hues—cobalt, lime, and magenta—vibrate with 1950s pulp sci-fi energy, capturing the raw thrill of Planet Stories adventure. Reflections flash on her glass helmet, and vapor curls from her weapon’s tip in electric motion. Printed on T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Tank Tops, the high-definition inks preserve every neon highlight on soft, resilient cotton. Posters, Stickers, and Mugs extend its luminous retro power with bold, interplanetary brilliance.
Description: This funny retro shirt has a vintage cartoon design inspired by the 50s atomic age with a girl named One-Eyed Sally, who really just wants a toy. This is also reminiscent of the 90s era of Ren & Stimpy humor, in their Blammo commercials such as Log and Powdered Toast Man. Original design, only at TOXiK TWiNS. Buy yours NOW!
Description: Looks like something my favorite theoretical physicist, Dr. Cooper, might wear. This dynamic cartoon style Atomic power symbol shirt, and many other items, is perfect for the scientist or science geek in your life. For him and for her, in great complimentary colors of blue and orange. Original art Copyright Tina Lavoie. All rights reserved.
Description: A minimalist design resembling a chemical element box from the periodic table. It features the symbol 'Ce' prominently in large white font. Above the symbol, it lists 'Atomic Weight', 'Atomic Number 208', and 'Common Oxidation States' with the value '10455ng'. Below the symbol, the full element name 'Cerium' is displayed.
Description: For the Pyrex hoarders out there...are you one of us? Funny play on the historic British Keep Calm and Carry On message of 1939. Colorful mixing bowls replace the usual crown, and the text is made to look like the embossed mark on the bottom of glass Pyrex dishes. Vintage kitchen glassware collectors will love this design!
Description: A black background with a light blue atomic structure diagram. Overlaid on the diagram are bold white text phrases 'I CAN EXPLAIN IT TO YOU.' and 'I CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT FOR YOU.' separated by the word 'BUT' in smaller white text. Mathematical formulas and scientific notations are visible throughout the atomic structure.
I Can Explain It To You. But I Can't Understand It For You. Atomic Structure Formulas Pillow
by NDR KIWIS STUDIO
$28
