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Catalog 003 — Spectra

Read by its light.

Hydrogen gives off four wavelengths and nothing else. That signature is how you find it nine billion light years away.

Balmer series · H I

656.3 · 486.1 · 434.0 · 410.2 nm

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Orion Constellation Hoodie — Celestial French Terry

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Orion Constellation Hoodie — Celestial French Terry

The most recognizable constellation in the winter sky, its bright stars placed by their true positions — Betelgeuse and Rigel anchoring the hunter, the three-star belt at the…

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Celestial / Hoodies

The Great Bear and its famous Big Dipper asterism — the first stars most people ever learn to find — drawn from real…

Celestial / Hoodies

The queen's unmistakable W, five bright stars true to the sky, opposite the Big Dipper across the north star. White…

Celestial / Hoodies

The swan flying down the summer Milky Way, also known as the Northern Cross, anchored by bright Deneb. Real star…

Celestial / Hoodies

The scorpion's long curving tail and the red heart-star Antares — one of the most striking summer constellations, drawn…

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The ringed planet in clean white line, tilted as we see it from Earth — the most iconic shape in the solar system…

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Eight worlds circling one star, drawn as concentric orbits — a quiet diagram of home, in white across the back. Premium…

Spectra / Hoodies

Hydrogen's Balmer series — four lines at their true wavelengths, the signature an atom writes as it cools. Printed…

Spectra / Hoodies

Neon's emission — the crowd of red and orange lines behind every glowing sign. Printed front-only on a heavyweight…

Orbital / Hoodies

The electron has no orbit — only a probability. This is the hydrogen wavefunction |ψ|² for n=6, ℓ=4: a standing cloud…

Fringe / Hoodies

Send photons through two slits one at a time and the pattern still builds — each interferes with itself. The…

Vacuum / Hoodies

Before the symmetry breaks, the field rests at the centre; after, it rolls into the circular trough — and mass appears…