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Steampunk Air Balloon design for fans of fantasy and steampunk art.

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Embark on a journey through the skies with our exclusive AeroWave Dreams design, crafted for aerospace and aeronautical engineers. Watch as an airplane gracefully navigates through dynamic waves of air and sound, symbolizing the boundless possibilities and innovation in the world of aviation.

Embark on a journey through the skies with our exclusive AeroWave Dreams design, crafted for aerospace and aeronautical engineers. Watch as an airplane gracefully navigates through dynamic waves of air and sound, symbolizing the boundless possibilities and innovation in the world of aviation.

Soar into the world of engineering with our exclusive "Airplane Mode, not just for phones" design! Perfect for aerospace and aeronautical engineers, this Design captures the essence of flight and innovation.

Soar to new heights with our exclusive Aero-Engineer design! This dynamic artwork captures the spirit of innovation and resilience in aerospace engineering.

Soar into the world of engineering with our exclusive "Airplane Mode, not just for phones" design! Perfect for aerospace and aeronautical engineers, this Design captures the essence of flight and innovation.

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A funny design for the space enthusiasts who will want to go for a trip to space with their darling.

Thumb Butte covered in snow watching over Prescott!

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2B OR NOT 2B THAT IS THE QUESTION SHIRT! If you work, study, or teach engineering, then this is for you! Perfect for electrical, civil, mechanical, aeronautical, chemical, geotechnical, computer engineer, or engineering student and teacher.

In honor of Chuck Yeager, this design features the great achievement of breaking the sound barrier

Ever wanted to learn how to fly without a plane? Here's one of our Flight Instructors. Spunky Halloween Witch giving flying lessons.

Add some fun to your nerdy lifestyle with this 'Science is the future' design or give it as the perfect gift to your buddy !

Be a proud aeropace engineer with this awesome design especially when you love your profession or give it as the perfect gift !

This design makes a great gift for those who love space, astronomy, and the Apollo Moon landing. Great for space, science, astronomy, astronauts, and engineers as well as kids of all ages.

This design features an airfoil or a wing section and its pressure contour. It is a characteristic image from the world of aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, and aerospace engineering. Computers can help simulate the fluid's behaviour around and airfoil but extensive validation is required throguh wind tunnel experiments.

Love Planes? Are you an Aerospace Engineer? If so, grab this funny Aerospace Engineer shirt! This Planes shirt makes a great gift idea for any Engineering student, Aeronautical, Astronautical, or even an Avionics Engineer! This How Planes Fly Funny Aerospace Engineer Engineering T-Shirt features a sketch-like design, simple, yet awesome! If you're into flight technology, this shirt is perfect for you!

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First Cape Canaveral rocket launch. Launch of the Bumper 8 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA. This was the first launch of a rocket from Cape Canaveral and was the beginning of a new chapter in space flight. Bumper 8 was an ambitious two-stage rocket program that topped a V-2 missile base with a WAC Corporal rocket. The upper stage was able to reach then-record altitudes of almost 400 km, which is higher than even modern Space Shuttles fly. Launched under the direction of the General Electric Company, the Bumper Project was used primarily for testing rocket systems and for research on the upper atmosphere. Photographed on 24th July 1950.

Funny Aerospace Engineering Design that reads: "Aerospace Engineering Crazy Enough To Blast You Into Space Smart Enough To Get You Back". Ideal for an Aeronautical Engineer who develops Spacecrafts.

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Vintage Blueprint of Antonov AN 225 Mriya Aircraft

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