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Create your own hairstyle for the world's most famous genius. This plastic Albert Einstein head contains a magnet which holds the paperclips in place. Measure 69 x 96 x 78mmPaperclips not included
£10.99
This mug is printed with the basic formulae used by physicists to calculate unknown quantities. Useful for students! Printed in three colours on fine bone china. Bone china mug.Measures 8.5 cm high.Dishwasher and microwave safe.
£14.99
These postcards use iconic illustrations from the book Women in Science by Rachel Ignotofsky. Includes scientists from Mary Anning to Wang Zhenyi, via Katherine Johnson and Marie Curie. Perfect for posting or framing. Box of 100 postcards.Measurements: 11.2 x 6.6 x 16.8 cm.
£2.95
Adapted from the ‘Chemistry of Combustion and Illumination’ in The Chemical Atlas Designed for the Use of Students and Pupils in all Schools Where Chemistry is Taught (1854) by Edward L. Youmans. Printed on acid free paper.Measurements: 17 cm x 12 cm.Comes with 120gsm recycled...
£9.99
Unlocking astonishing secrets and colourful pasts, this book is a voyage of wonder and discovery, showing that the elements' stories are our stories, that their lives are inextricable from our own. Here you will meet iron that rains from the heavens and noble gases that...
£12.00
Infinitely more stylish than your usual cufflinks, these are a perfect accessory. They should last forever. These cufflinks come in a gift box.
£24.00
The Accademia del Cimento invented this thermometer in 1666, based on Galileo Galilei's discovery that fluids changed volume with temperature in a predictable way. As the temperature of the liquid changes, see the carefully-weighted coloured bulbs rise or fall as the density becomes relatively higher...
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A useful reminder of the periodic table. Whether you are already able to tell your transitional metals from your lanthanides or not, this will make a bright and informative addition to any desk. Bone china mugHeight 9cm.
£14.95
A dark gold tie printed with complex numbers and formulae. Carefully calculated to be the perfect addition to your outfit! 100% polyester. Standard length 1.45m, width 10cm.
£14.95
A cream tie finely printed with a collage of nuclear theorems and diagrams. Informative and stylish! 100% polyester. Standard length 1.45m, width 10cm.
£18.95
Admiral Robert Fitzroy, most famous as Captain of the Beagle, essentially invented weather forecasting for the safety of sailors, spending his entire fortune to do so. One of his many inventions was the Storm Glass, a cylinder filled with a mixture of water, ethanol, potassium...
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This card image uses the Spectra of Daylight Through Coloured Glass & Vapours adapted from diagrams by William Allen Miller (1845). Miller also studied the spectrum of starlight and was one of the first scientists to determine what stars are made of. Printed on acid...
£3.95
This brilliant notebook is also a passport to the red planet, with travel advice and a detailed passport information page (stardate of issue, carbon based or silicon, etc.). 64 lined page notebook with a card cover.Measures 12.5 x 9cm.
£5.99
What is everything around us made of, and how did it get there? What arcane secrets hide in the modern alchemist's lab? Is there a hidden order to matter itself, known only to a select few? You hold in your hands the probably the smallest...
£5.99
Equations are the magical invocations of millions of modern mathemagicians. Have you ever needed one fast? Mathemusican By Matthew Watkins and wizardly illustrator Matt Tweed have compiled nearly 3000 years of cogitation into one amazing little book. Mathemagical! Paperback, 58 pp. Illustrated throughout. Measures 12.5 x...
£8.99
A fun way to approach science for children. This interactive book will inform, but more importantly encourage and help children to enjoy science. A creative workbook that encourages children to think like a scientist by noticing details, questioning everything and, crucially, dreaming up new ideas....
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An amazing colour map of Jupiter based on images taken by the NASA probe Cassini. It shows the many aspects of the surface of this huge planet, including thunderstorms. An unusual clock which would make a great present for any space fanatic. 19cm diameter. Sublimation...
£3.50
A delightful die-cut card. Blank inside, it comes with an envelope and a sheet of stickers filled with quotes and traditional messages such as Happy Birthday. Measures 10 x 22cm.Includes sticker sheet.
£30.00
Visit space with your own jetpack backpack. Lots of zipped compartments, including a 'fuel' space where you can keep your supplies for launchtime. Measurements: 36cm x 45cm x 15cm.Volume 9 litres
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An electrifying die-cut card of Nikola Tesla. Blank inside, it comes with an envelope and a sheet of stickers filled with Tesla quotes and traditional messages such as 'Good Luck'. Measures 10 x 22cm.Includes a sticker sheet.
£2.95
This card image uses Rose Synoptique (1890) by Charles Lacouture. Lacouture was a keen colour theorist and attempted to use three primary colours to create all hues, not by varying the tint of the inks, but by changing the density of intersecting and parallel lines. Printed...
£14.95
If you fancy experimenting a little with your wardrobe, how about trying a chemically inspired tie? This tie is informative and stylish, and should be a great talking point for those who know their germanium from their gallium. 100% silk. Standard length 1.45m, width 10cm.
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The Periodic Table Of Cocktails contains 106 classic cocktails arranged following the logical ordering of The Periodic Table of Elements. A great way to learn about your favourite cocktails and how to make them. Hardback 160 pages.Measurements: 20.5 cm x 13.5 cm.
£40.00
The Solar Radiometer transforms light energy into mechanical energy. In a glass bulb under partial vacuum, on a low-friction needle point, are a set of black and white metal vanes. Visible or infrared light causes a small difference in heat on each side of the...
£3.50
This gorgeous die-cut card is perfect to send to any fan of Newton. Blank inside it comes with an envelope and a sheet of stickers filled with quotes and traditional messages such as Happy Birthday. Measures 10 x 22cm.
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A delightful die-cut card of Madame Curie. The first person to win the Nobel Prize twice, in different fields, Curie actually coined the term 'radioactivity'. Her achievements included bringing X-ray machines to the battlefields of World War I. Blank inside, it comes with an envelope...
£10.99
A clear diagram of the refraction of light, including the relative wavelengths of the different colours, is printed on this fine bone china mug. Bone china mug.Measures 8.5 cm high.Dishwasher and microwave safe.
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This card image uses the Trilobe Synoptique (1890) by Charles Lacouture. Lacouture was a keen colour theorist and believed primary colours generate other colours by mixing like sound waves. Printed on acid free paper.Measurements: 17 cm x 12 cm.Comes with 120gsm recycled envelope.Blank inside.
£40.00
A full-size pashmina scarf, printed with an 1822 star chart. Fine enough to use as a scarf, big enough to wrap around your shoulders. 188 cm x 71 cm, with 7.5 cm tassels. Viscose & acrylic blend
£12.99
These glorious notecards use Victorian botanist Anna Atkins's cyanotypes of plants. A friend of Fox Talbot and John Herschel, Atkins realised that the "photogenic drawing" and cyanotype methods could be used to precisely record botanical samples, and her groundbreaking Photographs of British Algae was published...
£3.95
This brilliant notebook is also a passport to our satellite, with maps and a detailed passport information page. 64 lined page notebook with a card cover.Measures 12.5 x 9cm.
£12.99
This fantastic book gives insights into the secrets of equations. From heralded classics, like Zeno's Dichotomy and Pythagoras's Theorem, to The Schrödinger Wave Equation and Google Page Rank, each equation is broken down and explained in a unique, illustrated way in order to help the...
£2.95
Because it's not real love until you've plotted it on a chart. These are cardioids and other heart-like curves produced by the equations: & & ...as you know. Measures 18 x 13 cm.Comes with bright blue envelope.Blank inside.
£8.99
This book from the New Scientist journeys to the extremes of science exploring a range of staggering and imagination stretching questions such as what is the nature of reality, does the universe ever end, and does time exist? Paperback 336 pages.Measurements: 19 x 13cm.
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1.61803398875. Golden. Measures 18 x 13 cm.Comes with bright blue envelope.Blank inside.
£10.99
Celebrate the moon in all its glory with these deluxe playing cards, which feature phases of the moon and iconic lunar modules. 54 full-colour cards.Featuring photographs from the archive of NASA.Presented in tin box with slipcase lid.Tin box measures 9.5 x 7 x 2.2 cm.
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Keep track of your home or office comfort levels with this handy combination thermometer and hygrometer. When the crossed needles line up with the black region on the display, heat and humidity are ideally balanced. A magnetic case allows it to be mounted on your...
£17.95
A vast range of crystal forms from Frederich Mohs’ 1825 Treatise on Mineralogy, gorgeously arranged into a cloud of refracted colour. Mohs is of course mainly remembered for his Hardness Scale, used to this day. Also available in other styles and shapes. 100% cotton. Loose,...
£17.95
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£17.95
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£18.95
NASA’s stunningly detailed topographical model of the moon was created stereographically using the thousands of pictures taken by their tiny WAC satellite. This image is of the ‘far side’, and is coloured by elevation - purple is low, red is high. This t-shirt has quite...
£17.95
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£19.99
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£12.95
This NASA extreme-UV image from the Solar Dynamics Observatory shows a large solar flare (white area on upper left), a solar tsunami (wave-like structure, upper right), multiple filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal...
£17.95
A deep crimson t-shirt featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be if it really was a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available in other styles and shapes. 100%...
£12.95
A deep crimson t-shirt featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be in a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available in other styles and shapes. 100% cotton.Red...
£18.99
A beautiful chart of the 'Wanders of the Stars' with English and Latin names of the constellations from a mid-19c teaching aid is beautifully reproduced on this jigsaw puzzle. 1000 piece puzzle 55cm x 70cm Packaged in a 10" tube, with hand sewn muslin bag...
£12.99
An organic cotton tote bag featuring Johannes Kepler’s depiction of the motions of Mars between 1580 and 1596 - as they would have to be if it was a geocentric universe. The woodcut is from his Astronomia Nova (1609). Also available as various styles of t-shirt. Red or turquoise...
