Mars Curiosity Rover T-Shirt
Pique universal curiosity with our remarkable Mars Curiosity Rover T-Shirt! Featuring striking real images taken by Curiosity on Mars’ surface—including its own tire tracks, landing site Gale Crater, and Martian landscape—our otherworldly design captures the boldness of NASA’s planetary exploration. Their fourth and largest, most capable robotic Mars rover, Curiosity is part of Mars Science Laboratory, NASA’s most ambitious Red Planet mission. This car-sized rover houses 17 cameras, a full geology lab, rock-vaporizing laser, and high-tech tools geared to groundbreaking discoveries. Since 2012, Curiosity has revealed that ancient Mars had the right stuff—the correct chemistry to support living microbes and plentiful liquid surface water. NASA’s rugged rover continues its mission indefinitely.
Available on Texas Orange.
$24.00 – $25.00
An homage to NASA’s enduring Curiosity Rover and Mars Science Laboratory mission, still going strong today.
Pique universal curiosity with our remarkable Mars Curiosity Rover T-Shirt! Featuring striking real images taken by Curiosity on Mars’ surface—including its own tire tracks, landing site Gale Crater, and Martian landscape—our otherworldly design captures the boldness of NASA’s planetary exploration. Their fourth and largest, most capable robotic Mars rover, Curiosity is part of Mars Science Laboratory, NASA’s most ambitious Red Planet mission. This car-sized rover houses 17 cameras, a full geology lab, rock-vaporizing laser, and high-tech tools geared to groundbreaking discoveries. Since 2012, Curiosity has revealed that ancient Mars had the right stuff—the correct chemistry to support living microbes and plentiful liquid surface water. NASA’s rugged rover continues its mission indefinitely.
Available on Texas Orange.
| Weight | 8 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10 × 8 × 1 in |
| Color | Texas Orange |
| Size | Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, XX-Large +$1.00, Youth Small 6-8, Youth Large 14-16 |
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