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We've further curated several collections of our own inventions depending on the type of scientist you're looking for. See these more niche collections below for more ideas! This atomic symbol lapel pin is a unique gift for your favorite physicist to showcase their passion for what they do. Made from high-quality metal, this pin lends a whimsical touch to lab coats, professional attire at conferences, and even everyday wear.

This interesting book about quantum physics will give the brainiac in your life something fun to chew on. Chad Orzel took a topic that most people find difficult to engage with and turned it into an informative and entertaining book. Breakfast with Einstein provides a thorough grasp of quantum physics and physics concepts, along with real-life examples that illustrate the concepts in unique ways that will help you remember them and communicate them to other young physicists. You guessed it: this floating pen is controlled by magnets, something only physicists truly understand! The pen's magnetized ring construction suspends it in place, giving it a "floating in space" effect. The body of the Hoverpen 2.0 is made from a single piece of aircraft-grade aluminum, imbuing it with a sense of high-end craftsmanship that is uncommon in pens. It's the ideal geek present for both home and office! But, there have been some Bobbleheads that have been anything but fun. These Bobbleheads have stood at the centre of controversy and have led to heated debate, great shame and, in one case, actual physical injury. 10 Einstein Gets Too Close To Marie Curie United States Republican President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated at the Ford Theatre on the night of April 14, 1865. He was killed by John Wilkes Booth, who shot him in the head with a pistol at very close range. The bullet entered Lincoln’s left ear and settled behind his right eye. Paralysed and close to death, he was taken to a boarding house across from the theatre. He passed away 9 hours later. It was during this time that the young physicist obtained his doctorate and published four of his most influential research papers, including the Special Theory of Relativity.

The Physics Word Magnet set was designed with help from professional physicists, who chose words to make it both science-y and humorous. These are just plain fun!

Staedtler is another brand much-loved by physicists. This model is cheaper and will last a long time, but just isn’t convertible to a stylus. You can’t go wrong with either one. 18. JSWT Earrings Bobbleheads may be small in stature, but for many, they are a very big deal. Often made in the image of a popular player and given away by professional sport teams, Bobbleheads are everywhere. They even have their very own museum. P.S. We also have versions specifically for Chemists and Engineers if those are a better fit for the person you have in mind! 2. Novium Hoverpen 2.0 The Phillies were going to give away 35,000 bobbleheads and induct Rose into their Wall of Fame. Not surprisingly, everything was cancelled once the allegations surfaced. The Phillies then made plans to destroy all 35,000 bobbleheads. [17] 1 Fan Hits Goalie With BobbleheadMoving first to Italy and then to Switzerland, the young prodigy graduated from high school in 1896. Marie Curie won 2 Nobel Prizes. She won one, in 1903, with her husband Pierre and one on her own in 1911. Together, they discovered a new chemical element they named polonium. The Curies work was instrumental in the development of X-rays. Marie Curie went on to become the first female teacher at the Sorbonne – France’s internationally celebrated university. [1]

Historian for the state’s Intertribal Council, David Stewart-Smith, was frustrated, saying, “To have the New Hampshire Historical Society come out with a caricature of an Indian after all these years of us working on this issue … is just staggering.” BDA Inc., the company that made the bobblehead, agreed with the Red Sox decision, saying, “We value our decades-long relationship with the Red Sox organization and its decision to postpone Tuesday’s David Ortiz bobblehead giveaway. We’re currently working closely with the Red Sox to ensure the team and its fans receive a quality product.” Apparently, bobblehead artists are not history buffs, because when it came time to make one to celebrate the beloved Afro-Latino Boston Red Sox player, David Ortiz, the small figurine was given white lips. Lisa Reid, executive director of the Legislative Ethics Commission put it this way, “There was concern that it could be seen as a violation of the public officers law.”Seven Brief Lessons on Physics is a wonderful, brief book about physics' most captivating wonders. It explains the basic concepts of physics and major breakthroughs in the field over the years in such an effortlessly poetic way. And it's written by a renowned theoretical physicist, Carlo Rovelli. Although this book is created for a general audience, it is a book about the thrill of discovery that will excite the physicists in your life.

There are Bobbleheads made in the likeness of Supreme Court Justices, Presidents, and, yes, even the Pope has one. In 1905, while working as a patent clerk in Bern, Switzerland, Einstein had what came to be known as his Annus Mirabilis, or 'miracle year'. Albert Einstein, widely regarded as the greatest scientist of the twentieth century, transformed science with his revolutionary theories of space, time, mass, motion, and gravitation. This Einstein bobblehead stands over 8 inches tall and is made of high-quality, heavyweight polyresin; each one is hand-painted, making each unique. Let this bobblehead give inspiration to the physicist in your life as it stands on their desk, table, counter, or dresser. The David Ortiz Bobblehead giveaway – meant to celebrate the player’s moving tribute to the city in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing – was cancelled by Red Sox President Sam Kennedy just 5 hours before game time.

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I personally thought it seemed to be an offensive portrayal of him and the facial features were racially insensitive, ” said Kennedy. The two parties managed to work out a deal regarding the use of Jonas in ads after the contract ran out. However, Jonas’ bobblehead twin was still bobbing its head for Bayer in Phillip’s product commercials. The New Hampshire Historical Society decided to commemorate this grisly historical moment with a Hannah Duston bobblehead – complete with hatchet. Lou Gehrig was a legendary New York Yankee baseball player known for playing in an astounding 2,130 consecutive games.