Poor dwarf planet Pluto didn't make the cut again, but you can enjoy an artistic depiction of the rest of our solar system's finest planets: Mercury, Venus,... More
Doc Brown's DeLorean time machine required a Flux Capacitor and 1.21 gigawatts of power to propel it back to the future, forward to the past or whenever in time,... More
Glass contained tea lights that burn with colored flames of green, red or purple, because yellow flames are boring.
This fun hot cocoa mix for kids (and budding paleontologists of all ages) combines an edible soil-like mixture of hot chocolate powder with caramelized white... More
Like beakers from a laboratory, these stylish, modern cruets are made from break-resistant Borosilicate glass and feature dripless pour spouts and a collar that... More
These laboratory-quality, borosilicate glass Erlenmeyer flasks are perfect for decanting wine, spirits, or whatever you want to aerate or swirl around with a... More
Indispensable all-purpose, beaker-shaped measuring cup with scientifically calibrated markings for six different measurements!
Transforms your ordinary bottle of juice into a tasty alcoholic beverage in only 48 hours!
The entire 120 year National Geographic archive of every single issue, page, article, advertisement, map and photograph from 1888 to 2008 has been digitally... More
An elegant ceramic espresso cup that allows you to view the phases of the moon seemingly right inside the mug by scanning the QR code at the bottom with a smartphone... More
You won't be able to clone any pesky dinosaurs from this prehistoric insect trapped in amber, but you can gaze upon a preserved creature that lived over 23-33... More
What walks down stairs, alone or in pairs, and makes a slinkity sound? A spring, a spring, a marvelous thing! Everyone knows it's SLINKY. It's SLINKY, it's SLINKY,... More
The perfect addition to any true mad scientist's laboratory wet bar for doing shots of victory after completing some diabolical experiment or for pouring in... More
This piece of Ulexite AKA hydrated sodium calcium borate hydroxide AKA TV Rock naturally projects an image of whatever is placed below it onto its surface.
360 degree ant habitat filled with transparent gel that allows you to watch an army of ants create tunnels and has an LED light that projects shadows of giant... More
This borosilicate glass laboratory beaker is attached to a wine stem and base and is graduated to 200 ml, but can hold up to 300 ml if it's been a long day.
A unique chemistry lab-inspired borosilicate oil dispenser with a magical gravity-activated stainless steel lid that automatically lifts when the bottle is rotated... More
This portable device is capable of producing a 1 lb. block of dry ice in as little as 60 seconds for keeping foods and beverages cold at picnics and parties.
This incredible sculpture, by artist Tom Shannon, is a mix of aluminum, magnets, and mahogany that allows the 6 foot piece to levitate indefinitely.
