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This button shows other people that it is dangerous to come near you. Or that there are things in the bag it adorns that you shouldn't eat...

Has your colleague eaten your lunch out of the fridge again? Or has your roommate not cleaned the bathroom or kitchen for a while? It's high time t...

Sometimes it just doesn't help: you want to change and integrate and in the end nothing changes. With this button you can show your sympathy for po...

Cat owners know: No living being on this planet conducts research as consistently as a cat. There's a glass of water on the table - and the scienti...

The fact that Charles Darwin was deluded when he presented (alleged) evolution as a fact became clear to every Pastafarian after the first pasta ma...

What's better than a Pi? Eight pi, or more precisely one octopi. This number is exactly eight times more infinite than pi. You don't believe us? Wh...

To answer the question of life, the universe and all the rest, you don't need a huge computer or millions of years of time. Chemistry can provide u...

Good jokes are almost as great as fresh cake. If you like both, this button is just the thing. You can also use it to tell everyone about the great...

Show the whole world that you can put on a truly radiant smile. Possible side effects include the growth of a third eye, the spontaneous developmen...

Some things are simply too complex to ignore. Like the fact that you can't (normally) take a root from a -1. Oh, they had such a beautiful future...

In 1859, Charles Darwin published his masterpiece On the Origin of Species and explained to the world how species change and evolve over time. What...

High blood pressure? Stress? Maybe you just need a little more serotonin. This button is always on hand in an emergency and is able to help through...

Somewhere between the Cretaceous period and tea time, evolution made its most charming mistake yet: the Tea-Ceratops. A chubby, orange-colored tric...

The human heart beats an average of 100,000 times a day – but it has never looked this good doing it. The Heart Vase is a detailed replica of an an...

Even nerds like us make mistakes when setting up our differential equations and drawing blueprints for spaceships that will finally take us into th...

Let's be honest: without the sun, a day on Earth would be pretty... short. And dark. And cold. Good thing these two get along so well!On this t-shi...

Water. Without this refreshing liquid, we would look pretty old. In fact, we wouldn't look old at all, as we wouldn't exist without water. The same...

A limerick is actually a four-line... no, wait: five-line short poem with a twist. And a limerick that is simultaneously a math problem? That is pu...

Are you under stress and need an extra boost of energy? Then simply press the button to release an extra dose of the stress hormone adrenaline. Of ...

A strong magnetic field in the living room? Sounds like a sci-fi scenario or a minor accident while playing Feel Flux. But don't worry - with the F...

Named after the most controversial planet in the solar system, part of mankind's most destructive inventions: plutonium is as interesting as it is ...

Stars and other celestial bodies have fascinated us humans for as long as we have existed. At first, we could only observe them from afar, but now ...

The USS Nautilus (SSN-571) was the world's first nuclear-powered submarine - a technical milestone that finds its way onto your crafting table with...

Whether you love physics, enjoy watching The Big Bang Theory or just like the colors: This little atom is just right for you. But please don't try ...

When you step out of the house in summer and the heat hits you like a freshly eaten habanero, you know exactly what this design is talking about.Th...

In 1935, physicist Erwin Schrödinger presented a thought experiment that turned the world of quantum mechanics on its head: A cat sits in a box and...

Hardly any other vehicle is more iconic - the Batmobile from Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" has long been a legend. With its dark elegance, characteris...

Michael Faraday discovered in 1831 that a moving magnet generates current in a conductor – Lenz's law. That's all well and good, but what if you co...