So sad that science seems to be a dirty word to far too many people.

Oh that happens a lot.

Wow, that one is good!

We know we know nothing (Socrates)

Hahaha I think I'll remember it now

I love that very much!

Neil deGrassi Tyson does great docos. The David Attenborough of space (astrophysics).

Aww I'm sure it's a fun guy.

When you realize you can do this with basically anything

brilliant

Still waiting for algae to be used for the production of renewable fuels. Forget electric cars, I want old-fashioned only slightly adjusted cars that run on bio-fuels made from microscopic algae!

Finns at 100C: "Why is this sauna cold?"

I was supposed to memorize it in HS, but I figured out that failing the class wouldn't prevent me from graduating. Problem solved.

Organic chemistry!

My mom don't need a major in physics. She brings ALL the wrong stuff in the films up. Gravity, explosions, "This guy should be dead after that". SOOO FRUSTRATING!!!!

WHY DID NO ONE SHOW ME THIS BEFORE I LOVE IT!

Mutations of Corona (see right)

yes, which you then delete or move to a foot note ( and then delete) in subsequent revisions

No no no, not astrology it's astronomy!

Don't undercut geologists. They largely determine where nuclear waste can be stored. Kinda a big job.

O H N O

He should be riding a hippopotamus.

Who are the first two couples?

poor birb

Yeah, why give it away? Time travel is possible, but people aren't that stupid to show it is possible...

"Concrete mm confortable" "Is this tap water? Becuase I'm allergic"

real knowledge is knowing where to find and how to apply information

Someone's translated "noot!"

Well...Thats one way to move the subject on to biological reproduction.

I need this

virtual hugs for those whose understanding just hit home with this

And this is why "laboratory results show..." is not necessarily a big reliable indicator for how things act in real life. Mice, bacteria, whatever.

Yes, please do.

This is wrong. Fever doesn't work on viruses because they largely rely on the molecular machinery of the human host cell. It works does for bacteria, however, which have their on molecular machinery that, for bacteria adapted to humans, works best at 37°C.

He meant that as a poke at the whole.... y'know, never mind. Whatever. I'm with Terry Pratchett. The cat has three states: Alive, dead, and bloody furious.

Here comes a new challenger: Sailor Mercury!

now I'm curious, how many plants on top of your head would it take to make it work. 🤔

This works on people as well, haha

For those who DON'T know this: Draw 2 dots on a flat sheet of paper, connect them via the shortest distance. That is 2d. Bend the paper - now the shortest distance is *out of the paper through 3d space*. To 2d beings living in the paper, the straight line still looks like the shortest distance, but we in 3d space can see that this is not the case. Now add one dimension to everything: 2 dots in straight 3d space, shortest distance is the straight line connecting them. 2 dots in a 3d space *that is bend within the 4th dimension*, shortest distance is *out of the 3d space into the 4th (spatial) dimension then back in*.

In metric, decimal comma and with point as thousands separator... Circumference of the moon's orbit is 2.413.402 km. 1 degree of that circumference is 6704 km, so if you miss you're about 0,5 degree off. Since both the moon and earth are moving as well, missing it is actually very likely.

Uno reverse!!

😂

Yeah, that sums it up.

It sits so wrong with me when people call mushrooms plants.

This was me in Year 2 going ‘what about electricity?’ - not that I was being a smart ass, my brain couldn’t comprehend how electricity fit into that model of three and had to ask. Cos if a question pops into my head I HAVE to ask it no matter how stupid or annoying I will sound. It’s compulsive and annoying and I kinda hate myself cos of it

kiss!

Poor star

Its Michael from V Sauce.