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Experience the wonder of Matter at a reduced price with our Legacy Box! This limited edition one-time box is filled with a curated selection of pas...
View full detailsWhen it comes to over-the-top design, Spinosaurus makes even T. rex look subtle. Stretching up to 15 meters long, this Cretaceous predator from Nor...
View full detailsIf the Devonian Period had a final boss, it was Dunkleosteus terrelli. This armored fish, reaching up to 8–10 meters long, wasn’t built for subtlet...
View full detailsOur original wildlife chart nicely displays many of the common animals you're likely to see in Oklahoma. Illustrated by Jeremy Luther for Stemcell...
View full detailsGrow a Giant Sequoia—the most massive tree in the world! Each vial contains around half a dozen seeds, each crammed with all the genetic informatio...
View full detailsThis loupe provides an impressive 30x magnification, perfect for examining microprint details in currencies, inspecting jewels, or reading the fine...
View full detailsThis “sand” is actually not sand at all. Rather than rock fragments, it is made of tiny, star-shaped exoskeletons. Each piece is a exoskeleton of ...
View full detailsIf dinosaurs had hand gestures, Iguanodon’s would be the thumb spike—a conical weapon likely used for fending off predators or passive-aggressively...
View full detailsFew dinosaurs have suffered from worse PR than Oviraptor. Discovered in Mongolia in 1924 on top of a nest, it was branded a “egg thief” (hence the ...
View full detailsThe undisputed celebrity of the Cretaceous, T. rex was as subtle as a freight train with teeth. At up to 12 meters long and weighing around 9 tons,...
View full detailsIf Stegosaurus was the well-known tank of the Jurassic, Kentrosaurus was its punk-rock cousin with a “more spikes, fewer plates” philosophy. Discov...
View full detailsLong before T. rex ruled the Cretaceous, its scrappy ancestor Dilong paradoxus was already testing out the tyrant-lizard lifestyle—just in a much s...
View full detailsKyanite is a mineral that forms in razor-like crystals that fan outward like frozen feathers. Unlike most minerals, its atomic bonds are so directi...
View full detailsShatter cones are unique geological structures formed exclusively under intense shock pressures, typically following meteorite impacts or nuclear e...
View full detailsAmong the treasures discovered in the tomb of Egyptian King Tutankhamun was an ornate breastplate adorned in gemstones. The centerpiece of the arti...
View full detailsHistoric achievements like this deserve a memento for posterity. We present this high quality print of the second image released from the James Web...
View full detailsAmethyst is a purple variety of quartz, with crystal colors ranging from soft pastel violet to deep, rich purple. These specimens are natural clust...
View full detailsDiscover the natural elegance of Black Moonstone—a captivating gemstone known for its deep, mystical sheen and dark, rich color. Each piece is uniq...
View full detailsThe Aura Tiger’s Eye Sphere invites you to explore the science of minerals and treatments with a sleek, polished design. Carved from genuine tiger’...
View full detailsRose Quartz is a variety of quartz (SiO₂) distinguished by its pale to medium pink color. Its color is due to trace amounts of titanium, iron, or m...
View full detailsDiscover the natural beauty of purple labradorite, a feldspar mineral prized for its iridescent play of colors, called labradorescence. This specim...
View full detailsDyed Agate Geode This dyed agate geode offers a vibrant look at real geological structures, showcasing the banding and crystal growth that form ins...
View full detailsCarnelian is a variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz (SiO₂), prized for its rich red to orange hues caused by trace amounts of i...
View full detailsBloodstone is a variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz, recognized for its deep green color accented with striking red or brown s...
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