'Clock boy' Ahmed Mohamed's huge invite list - Facebook, White House, Twitter

Ahmed Mohamed is probably the only schoolboy with invitations from President Obama, Mark Zuckerberg and astronaut Chris Hadfield.

It's all down to a homemade clock the 14-year-old took into class in Texas, America. He was arrested after a teacher thought it was a hoax bomb.

This is Ahmed's homemade clock

There's been a lot of outrage about what happened and loads of support for Ahmed.

President Obama asked Ahmed to bring his clock to the White House.

Ahmed told reporters that he will be going to see the president in Washington DC.

But that's not the only place he's been invited to.

Mark Zuckerberg would love to meet Ahmed

As well as Facebook HQ, he could be also heading to Twitter.

Twitter offered him an internship.

Or space. Actually, a science show.

Astronaut Chris Hadfield invited Ahmed to a science show in Toronto.

Google have been in touch.

The tech giant invited him to their Science Fair.

Box CEO Aaron Levie thinks Ahmed is a software kind of guy.

He told Ahmed to come by.

Ahmed's also been invited to a tour at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), the university he wants to study at.

Dr Chanda Prescod-Weinstein called him a "impressive young man".

Ahmed told Good Morning America that his homemade clock wouldn't be his last invention.

Ahmed was pictured wearing a Nasa T-shirt when he was arrested. The space agency showed its support.

Nasa said it was a supporter of science and inspiring kids like Ahmed to pursue their dreams.

He could be going to Space Camp thanks to a generous donor.

Space Camp USA tweeted that someone had provided a scholarship for Ahmed.

Ahmed's dad called him "very smart, brilliant boy".

He said that Ahmed had helped him fix many things, including his car, phone, TV, and computer.

Now he could even have a go at music...

Ne-Yo tweeted: "If you ever want to get into the world of music, let me know."

Pharrell Williams told Ahmed that it was bright minds like his that move humanity forward.

Questlove posted a funny photo on Instagram of how Ahmed should go back to school.

But Ahmed has said he's thinking about changing schools.

He's been offered help with that too.

Businessman Bruce Fenton offered Ahmed $250,000 to attend an independent school.

Ahmed's thanked his supporters on social media, who have been using the hashtag #IStandWithAhmed.

Tariq Khokhar tweeted a photo of himself holding a clock with the caption: "Watch out, it's a brown guy with a clock!"

Many of them have been posting photos of themselves with clocks.

Staff at Muslim civil rights group CAIR-Chicago brought their clocks to work.

Simran Jeet Singh also took his clock to work.

Ana Marie Cox tweeted a photo of her face behind a clock.

One supporter joked that America should be more worried about what the British are up to...

Omar Imran tweeted that Big Ben was a giant bomb attached to a rocket.

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