After Irving, Texas ninth grader Ahmed Mohamed was arrested for bringing a homemade alarm clock to school, many took to social media to show support for the intelligent, young creator - Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield included.

Hadfield invited Mohamed to Generator via Twitter. It's a science variety show he's organizing alongside his son Evan Hadfield that's happening at Toronto's Massey Hall on October 28.

Hi @IStandWithAhmed ! I'd love you to join us for our science show Generator in Toronto on 28 Oct. There's a ticket waiting for you.

— Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) September 16, 2015

Police hand-cuffed Mohamed at school on Monday and took him to a juvenile detention facility. They claimed his alarm clock was a bomb.

Many say Mohamed was targeted because he's Muslim. Now, the maker and science community -- as well as American President Barack Obama -- is rallying behind him, encouraging him to keep creating and inventing despite his arrest.

Cool clock, Ahmed. Want to bring it to the White House? We should inspire more kids like you to like science. It's what makes America great.

— President Obama (@POTUS) September 16, 2015

Evan Hadfield told Metro News that's he's contacted Mohamed's family but they're still not sure whether the 14-year-old will travel to Toronto next month. Although, he won't have to worry about finding a place to stay because the Four Seasons Hotel already has a room waiting for him.

@cmdr_hadfield @istandwithahmed We would also love for you to visit #Toronto.... We have a room waiting for you @FourSeasons.

— Four Seasons Toronto (@FSToronto) September 16, 2015

Car company Blacklane offered to give the high-schooler rides to and from the airport, so now all he needs is a flight in.

@FSToronto @Evan_Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield @IStandWithAhmed we would be happy to give the family free rides to/from the airport & event, too.

— Blacklane (@Blacklane) September 17, 2015

Chris Hadfield's Generator event takes place October 28 at Massey Hall. Photo via Good Morning America.