#teeshirttuesday

Today’s post is a twofer: #TshirtTuesday and #TattooTuesday - but really it is even more because these retro-classic planetary tattoo designs by @juleahkaliski on her @threadless artist shop are available on anything you can imagine, from t-shirts, tanks tops, and hoodies to pillows and bath mats and beach towels and mugs.

Mars

Saturn

Pluto

Rumor has is Juleah is having a flash sale on Wednesday to celebrate her birthday so make sure to check out all of her nerdy space designs!

Rogue NASA’s classic “meatball” design is available again as a t-shirt (or tank top) from @cottonbureau for just three more days! Proceeds from this design benefit Girls Who Code and the National Math + Science Initiative.

(Previously)

I might be the last person in the Universe to see Hidden Figures (I blame Star Baby!), but I love that the well-deserved hype around the movie (and the real Black women involved) has continued into award season and beyond (maybe even into a Broadway musical!).

Today’s #TshirtTuesday, “Ask Me About My Scientific Agenda” by kalgado (@kalgado) on @teefury is a way to celebrate the accomplishments & motivate us to keep fighting for inclusion and for science.

Science *is* political, and participation, representation*, and recognition in science needs to reflect the population as a whole, otherwise we are simply not doing the best science we can.

via Danielle Miller

--Emily

If you’ve been on Twitter recently (or maybe just not under a rock) you know that “rogue” government agency accounts have taken off in the last few weeks. NASA is no exception. More than just tweeting, they have released a t-shirt design so you can show your support in meatspace!

As of this typing you have just under 8 hours to order your own! Nearly 3,000 have been sold so far, and all designer proceeds benefit awesome organizations Black Girls Code and FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology - “More than Robots”!).

Go rogue, resist, and persist, startorialists!

H/t Ashlee Wilkins

Yesterday we lost one more of the twelve (white, American) men who have walked on the Moon. In fact, Gene Cernan was the last man to walk on the Moon, in December 1972. 1972.

The least I can do in remembrance is share a few moon-inspired t-shirts from @themoonlifeclothing:

Star Way t-shirt

Baseball tee

Check out all The Moon Life tees we’ve posted before, and all of our astronaut-tagged posts.