This Page Is Posting Science Memes And Here Are 50 Of The Best Ones
When flipping through the pages of our science textbooks, fun may be the last word on our minds. But whether we realize it or not, there’s always a wave of joy when we discover new things about our planet. Looking through the lens of physics, biology, chemistry, or even social and humanitarian fields, creates a sense of magic and expands our mental horizons. And thankfully, it leads to quite a few hilarious memes too.
Thanks to the 'Science Memes' Facebook page, the extra-brainy lab coat-wearing folk have the perfect outlet to let out some genuine laughs. The creators of the page have found the perfect equation for science and humor, and are purely dedicated to collecting clever jokes ranging from mildly amusing to downright hilarious.
To bring out our inner geek and provide them with much-needed entertainment, we’ve scoured the page and gathered some of their best posts. So continue scrolling, upvote the ones that made you chuckle the hardest, and let us know what you think about them in the comments! And if you’re looking to deepen your education even further, check out our previous pieces brimming with hilarious science memes right here and here.
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Like Bitcoin and NFTs, it's based on the premise that there's always someone more credulous out there.
Lanthanum Oxygen Lanthanum edit: im 17 and failing chemistry
Theeeeeere's hydrogen and helium, and lithium, beryllium. Boron, carbon everywhere, nitrogen all through the air, and oxygen so you can breath, and fluorine for your pretty teeth. Neon to light up the signs, sodium for salty times.
Totally agree. Some of us are not good in classes and doing exams but that's because we're naturally creative self-learners. This type only shines when given the freedom to solve problems that nobody can solve before.
Celcius is asking humans how it feels outside, Fahrenheit is asking water how it feels outside, and Kelvin is asking atoms how it feels outside.
Usually around 2.00 am Sri Lankans receive pics of media releases by our government saying they increased the fuel price.
"you have the personality of a box of quartz. you're useful if you're with someone who knows a lot about you, but otherwise you just kinda sit there looking pretty.
Doing college level math after taking a break and coming back to school is harder... Because now you know for a fact you'll never use it in daily life.
Put it into a Text-to-Speech program and read along as you listen. Helps me.
After studying microbiology
Actually, this feels more like a before picture. After studying microbiology you’d know microbes are everywhere anyway, the bad ones aren’t necessarily on that railing and also, they’re way smaller than the holes in that piece of paper.
My high school physics teacher taught my class basic calculus without us knowing it. The small rural high school didn't offer calculus and wouldn't let him teach it because he wasn't certified in the subject. He taught us a bunch of "math short cuts" to get around the algebra to save time on the physics tests. When I got to college and took the math placement exam, I had no idea how to answer the questions on differentiation, infinitesimal limits, and integrals because I'd never seen the notation. Once I took the actual calculus course I realized I knew a bunch more than I thought but my science teacher purposefully left out things like the integral sign to get around the school board. Mr. Roberts, if you read this - thank you!
WHY do you CRY like you're RUNNING OUT OF TIME? Cry day and night 'cause you're RUNNING OUT OF TIME. Every day you cry like you're running out of time, like you're running out of time... HOW DO YOU CRY LIKE TOMORROW WON'T ARRIVE, HOW DO YOU CRY LIKE YOU NEED IT TO SURVIVE, HOW DO YOU CRY EVERY SECOND YOU'RE ALIVE??
They're trying to make you form a habit. Just like how you should never try to catch something falling in the kitchen, even a napkin, because one day a knife's gonna fall.
I'm laughing but I'm pretty sure it's just to keep me from crying cause this is way too true
Last year for obligatory religion class, we had a really nice teacher. It was awful content, but he was passionate about it and he loved it. Everyone enjoyed it. Now we have a different teacher, better content but it just isn't the same.
I had a classmate who spent a significant part of his summer working on gas movement through a liquid for an engineering project he was thinking of doing for his senior thesis. Returning to school, his advisor asked why he didn't just use Graham's Law of Diffusion. He'd accidentally tried to rediscover diffusion. Ended up doing a real good project in fluid dynamics but we still tease him.
I wonder. Did extreme adventure sports begin because some students really want to test out solutions to physics problems?
I looked up this thing coz it's mentioned so much. Confusion and frustration has ensued.
I like that Starbucks stopped giving me straws for my wife's drinks, but insists on sticking that green plastic stopper into all of mine
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-wait, if the RNA read the other strand, it would be UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
I'm not a chemist at all, so correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't A with T and G with C?
Science is fun. Now back to burning the planet, and dumping in the ocean
This was fun. No idea what much of it was but the comments helped!
So much more interesting than reading about bad boys or bad girls! My oldest son and I used to watch a DVD called "The Joy of Mathematics"; it was so much fun.
Pay me a month's worth in advance, and I'll.. consider it.
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This was fun. No idea what much of it was but the comments helped!
So much more interesting than reading about bad boys or bad girls! My oldest son and I used to watch a DVD called "The Joy of Mathematics"; it was so much fun.
Pay me a month's worth in advance, and I'll.. consider it.
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