Circulartz

Description: Jupiter and its four main moons, with "Jupiter" written in Circular Gallifreyan.

Description: A fusion of the Apollo and Artemis NASA mission logos.

Description: A fusion of the Apollo and Artemis NASA mission logos, with the years 1961, 1972, and 2017 in Gallifreyan (the beginning and ending of the Apollo program, and the beginning of the Artemis program).

Description: A design commemorating the annular "ring of fire" solar eclipse that crossed the United States in October 2023, with the date in Circular Gallifreyan

Description: A design commemorating the total solar eclipse that will be visible in the United States in April 2024, with the date in Circular Gallifreyan.

Description: This design imitates the "diamond ring" effect sometimes observed on solar eclipses, with a Heptapod logogram taking the place of the light from the sun. (This particular logogram is the word for "life," according to my sources)

Description: Get ready for the Great American Solar Eclipse with this Gallifreyan shirt! The Gallifreyan word "eclipse" inside a solar eclipse design

Description: Images and data visualizations from the first months of JWST observations, in the shape of the telescope’s iconic hexagonal mirror.

Description: The NASA logo instead with "NASA" in Circular Gallifreyan

Description: An imitation of the Heptapod language from the movie Arrival. This one doesn't mean anything; it's just a replication of the art style used to create the language. It still looks cool though!

Description: The Citadel on Gallifrey, surrounded by the word "Gallifrey" in Circular Gallifreyan, in place of its usual glass globe.

Description: A circular version of the Periodic Table of Elements, with Gallifreyan element symbols and numerals.

Description: The Periodic Table of Elements with each element represented by their abbreviation in Circular Gallifreyan.

Description: The mathematical constant pi, with its greek symbol in the center and its first few digits represented by Circular Gallifreyan numerals.

Description: Design for souvenirs from the “national park” of Jupiter. “9.22 ABU” is meant to stand for 9.22 billion years after the beginning of the universe.

Description: A “mission patch” for Jupiter’s mini solar system! Besides including Jupiter and its four major satellites, other Easter eggs include symbolic representations of Jupiter’s 4 faint rings, all 95 of its known satellites, and the Big Red Spot.

Description: The absorption spectrum of the Sun as seen from Earth (See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorption_spectroscopy to learn more!)

Description: The Circular Gallifreyan word "Voyager," formed partly by two lines of the pulsar map from the NASA Voyager probes' golden records.

Description: The heptapod word for Earth from the film Arrival, with the North and South American continents inside. (Similar designs with other continents are also available)

Description: The heptapod word for Earth from the film Arrival with parts of the African, Eurasian, and Australian continents inside. (Similar designs with other continents are also available)

Description: The heptapod word for Earth from the film Arrival, with the African and Antarctican continents inside. (Similar designs featuring other continents are also available)

Description: A heptapod logogram from Arrival with an integrated strand of DNA. In other words, two universal languages! The heptapod itself doesn't mean anything; it's just a design done in the style of the movie.

Description: A representation of the star and all the planets in the solar system to scale by their sizes, each with their name in Circular Gallifreyan written across the surface.

Description: The solar system to scale by their relative sizes.

Description: The objects on the newly-discovered TRAPPIST-1 system in relative scale with one another. Each object has its letter designation in Circular Gallifreyan as well, from a to h.

Description: A depiction of the incredible newly discovered TRAPPIST-1 exoplanet system, with SEVEN earth-sized planets! In Circular Gallifreyan, the star says "TRAPPIST 1," and the star and all the planets (although they're difficult to see here as they are to scale) have the letters a to h on them also in Gallifreyan.

Description: The red planet

Description: A stylized image of of the telescope mirror on the James Webb Space Telescope, with the Gallifreyan letters "JWST" written in the negative space in the center

Description: A circular design, inspired by similar designs in the show Doctor Who, with a radial orange gradient. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: The twelfth Doctor on Gallifrey, silhouetted against the shape of the TARDIS

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)

Description: A geometric design featuring circles and hexagons, inscribed in a square, meant to look faded or weathered by time. Inspired by similar designs in the BBC television show Doctor Who. (For clarity, this one doesn't "say" or translate to anything - it's just a fun circular design)