Astronomy Kids Hoodies

Mandala Star is a design inspired by astronomy and stars for personal meditation.

This a large, high-resolution periodic table with a space or star background. The original image is 54" x 36" (300 ppi), so it should make a glorious poster or duvet cover :) It's our largest periodic table to date.

vintage image of an old telescope design

Sparkling Aries

Visual Zodiac sign for Cancer

Sparkling Sagittarius

The Tycho crater is approximately 86km across and almost 5 Km deep. It is named after a Danish astronomer, Tycho Brahe. The "Rays" (lanes of ejected dust) radiate up to 1500 Kms from the crater.

Sparkling Cancer

I bet you will be talking to the moon in this beautiful desert home under the moonshine.

parked there, we have a powerful instrument to look into the abyss of this deep ocean

Beware of open space.

footprint on the moon

A beautiful desert home under the stars.

Designed by macrovector / Freepik

Crescent Horn and Celestial bodies

Monochromatic abstract blue stars

i am not old i am classic

We are not alone, there are many of us

When you see photos of space, or look into a telescope and see planatary systems or stars so far away.

Blue line drawing of rocket

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A design consisting of bright spatial phenomena.

Michelin 3 Star planet- too violent.

The Andromeda Constellation in black. Andromeda is one of the 48 constellations listed by the 2nd-century Greco-Roman astronomer Ptolemy, and one of the 88 modern constellations. Located in the northern celestial hemisphere, it is named for Andromeda, daughter of Cassiopeia, in the Greek myth, who was chained to a rock to be eaten by the sea monster Cetus.

meet me in outer space

(for large size of this work placement visit the store) vintage retro monkey to astronaut evolution with a funny quote

Astronomy style with stars milky way starry night and silhouette cat design for everyone who love space and cat, outdoor trip, astrophotography activities, night out star lover, galaxy lover, cosmology, cosmologists, galactic lovers, star trails

Immerse yourself in the wonder of celestial discovery with 'Cosmic Gaze: The 1950s Green Comet Watch.' This design takes you back to the golden age of astronomy, depicting a team of 1950s astronomers and scientists at an observatory, captivated by the sight of a magnificent green comet streaking across the star-filled night sky. Clad in period attire with a space-age twist, they peer through vintage telescopes, embodying the era's excitement for space exploration. The artwork melds the dark blues of the nocturnal heavens with the vibrant green of the comet and the metallic sheen of the observatory equipment, capturing a moment of awe and wonder in space observation. Perfect for Teepublic merchandise.

In 2024 the total Eclipse will paint a path across the United States straight through New Hampshire. Order one for each of your party guests!

An antique engraving of an Armillary Sphere,

Cute cartoon green alien says "Ні!" Space lover gift

My comet bucket list – Funny retro design for space fans - features a comic style comet - and ‘my comet bucketlist’ text. Unique retro artwork for comet lovers and astronomers who saw Halley, Hale-Bopp and Neowise.

This design pays homage to Pluto, once considered the ninth planet of our solar system from 1930 to 2006. The retro style of the artwork evokes a sense of nostalgia, reflecting the enduring fascination and love for this distant celestial body. A tribute to the history of astronomy and the ever-evolving understanding of our universe, this piece is perfect for anyone who cherishes space exploration and the mysteries of the cosmos.

A astronomy moon phases and mushrooms in an abstract oil painting style design. Its intricate and detailed design features the waxing and waning of the moon alongside intricate mushroom shapes, making it a perfect addition and gift for the nature-inspired person.

Show off your love of aliens and outer space with this UFO believer's, sci-fi humor, astronomy lover's shirt! Now let all your loved ones know that you are thinking about...UFOs!

Plejades, Orion, Ursa Minor Physica Sacra. Written by Johann Jakob Scheuchzer. Illustrated by Johann Melchior Füssli. 17th/18th Century