
'Dr Bertam works on a theory of nothing.'
Find T-shirts that speak the language of a theoretical physicist enthusiast. Fun, clever, and science-themed, these shirts are perfect for showcasing their cosmic curiosity with style and humor.
'Dr Bertam works on a theory of nothing.'
"He did not believe in rebooting, so..."
'Dr.Sall Thompson got so excited over the new spring design she took a quantum leap!'
"Is it that bad?"
Figures from 'Ascent of Man' diagram all do the Conga: 'Let's all fo the Conga, na-na-na-na ...'
"You have to believe what you're doing will lead to something valuable, even though it probably won't."
"Space is curved and time is relative? Yeah, OK...I'm calling you a cab right now, buddy."
'I'm going to have an out-of-body experience -- can I bring you anything?'
Schrödinger and his cat
Science Fair Judgements
Publisher. "The Laws of Motion " is a little dry for a title, Mr. Newton. How about something catchier like "When Push Comes to Shove"?
"Papi, will you play build-a-model-rocket-so-we-can-calculate-acceleration-rates-and-thrust-levels-for-maximum-payload with me? Please?!"
"Bonk!"
Newton's Cradle Solar System
''Science moves but slowly, slowly, creeping on from point to point'. Tennyson.'
A Freudian slip...
Sir Isaac Newton wondered how he couldexplain this! (Pineapple)
"Actually, not all roses are red. Sometimes they're white as well as numerous other colours. Also I think you'll find that violets are sort of purple..."
Free Radicals.
'Carl Jung loses it...' 'don't tell me I made a Freudian slip - it's a Jungian slip!'
"Mine's bigger than yours."
Musuem. Galileo did an experiment by dropping cannonballs from the Tower of Pisa. I wonder what he discovered? Personal injury lawsuits!
"No son of mine is going into entomology."
Women's sportswear - Sale on paradigm shifts.
'What do you mean 'theoretically'? Everything we do is theoretical.'
'Say again: a train going 50 Miles Per Hour leaves Chicago heading to a black hole where the rules of motion change as a function of distance from a singularity ... and then what?'
Complexity Made Simple.
Entropy.
Darwin first tested his theory in a letter to a magazine ('Lookalike' letter points to similarity between man and ape.)
'How could you flunk multiplication?'
Theory A Day Calendar.
Facelook
Newton Discovers Gravity
'So much for Newton. Now, as for Einstein...'
When it comes to health issues, I'd rather listen to a physician than a spin doctor.
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