Crafted with the finest materials in the galaxy, this shirt is as durable as the Millennium Falcon and as soft as a Wookiee's fur. It's perfect for wearing to movie marathons, cosplay events, or even just lounging around the cantina, discussing the latest Star Wars theories with fellow enthusiasts. https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/innovation-bacteria-spider-silk-stronger-steel-chemistry-engineering If you’re as obsessed as we are with Disney’s most-watched Star Wars show, The Mandalorian, then wearing this shirt is "the way." This highly-rated, comic-book style shirt offers major retro vibes for a worn, favorite t-shirt look without going through the years of wear to get there. Don’t worry about the print being stiff or peeling off either; the distressed-looking image is printed to be just as soft as the rest of the t-shirt.

https://www.nbcnews.com/science/science-news/fossil-footprints-show-humans-north-america-21000-years-ago-rcna2169 This week, Raul Alejandro Mendoza (@thenerdychicano) sits down to join Brandon Hanna (@brandonhanna07) talk about the fossil footprints that show humans in North America more than 21,000 years ago, synthetic trees could tap underground water in arid areas, and more! Brandon will provide Raul with a handful of different periodic table elements, some real and some fictional. Raul will have to guess which are real before the two discuss the elements and learn more about them!Within the UK and USA the price you see is the price you pay - you won't be charged any extra fees. Over 30 students helped design and 3D print an accessible periodic table display to celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table. They learned and utilized TinkerCAD to create 3D-printable tiles that displayed the Braille and sign language for each element. Each tile is 127x127 mm (5 in x 5 in), creating an impressive 4 ft x 8 ft display! This retro travel postcard-style shirt welcomes visitors to the desert planet Tatooine, featuring its trademark peaks, dwellings, and its three moons. While C-3PO may have said of the planet, “What a desolate place this is,” the graphic on this shirt is eye-catching and will have Star Wars fans giving you a thumbs up. You can enjoy a laugh when non-fans will ask you where the exotic destination on your shirt is located.

This ultra soft, 100 percent cotton T-shirt is printed in the U.S. using eco-friendly inks. While the shirt is only available in men’s sizes, it can easily be worn by women as well by sizing down for a fitted look or up for an oversize, casual fit. This week, Robert Adams (@RobertAdamsMLP) and Chris Adams (@ChrisAdamsMLP) sit down to join Brandon Hanna (@brandonhanna07) talk about scientists convert plastic waste into vanilla flavoring, the clean power of starch, and a new special segment! This week, join Brandon Hanna (@brandonhanna07) talk about ‘Ghost games’ spotlight the psychological effect fans have on referees, FDA grants full approval for Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus, and Vera Rubin’s work on dark matter led to a paradigm shift in cosmology! https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-10-02/factory-grown-food-isn-t-science-fiction-anymore https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/innovation-synthetic-trees-could-tap-underground-water-in-arid-areasPrepare to geek out with the Star Wars: Periodic Table T-Shirt, a must-have addition to any fan's collection! This officially licensed gem features a clever twist on the classic periodic table, showcasing all your favorite characters from the Star Wars universe. This week, Garrett McDowell (@GarrettMcDowell) sits down to join Brandon Hanna (@brandonhanna07) talk about bacteria that can make ‘spider silk’ that’s stronger than steel, brainless sponges that contain early echoes of a nervous system, and more! This eye-catching T-shirt features three easily recognizable ships: an X-wing starfighter, a Y-wing starfighter, and an A-wing interceptor soaring together in front of the Death Star. Any Star Wars fan would be thrilled to sport this shirt which evokes memories of when Luke blew up the Death Star from his X-wing in the Battle of Yavin. The cleverly designed print has the trails of the ships creating parallel stripes across the Death Star, making this one a little more stylish than your average Star Wars T-shirt. The Star Wars logo is small and subtle, making this a shirt only a true fan would recognize from across the room. Broadcaster, Comedian, Author of “Why We Love Star Wars”, Co-Founder of The Good People Association, Co-Creator of Force Center Podcast)