‘Science Memes’: 50 Of The Most Relatable Posts That Perfectly Marry Knowledge And Humor
The Facebook page 'Science Memes' is a fun and engaging online project that blends numbers and equations with pop culture references, wordplay, and relatable real-life scenarios.
From the latest scientific discoveries to lab mishaps and academic struggles, the page offers a lighthearted perspective on subjects that are often stereotypically labeled as repetitive and boring.
With over 1.3 million followers, 'Science Memes' has become a popular destination for those who enjoy learning and laughing, so let's give it a go and see what it has been posting lately.
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I drove my mother home from the hospital after her double mastectomy for terminal cancer. We got the the house with all the family there for support. It was very subdued and depressing. A bird came to the feeder. I thought I'd change the subject and talk about the lovely bird, maybe lighten the mood: "Oh, look, you have Great Tits!" It lightened the mood...
The “picture” of the exoplanets is mostly just light in different wavelenghts that passed through the planet’s atmosphere. Based on the wavelenght, we can roughly tell what elements are present on the planet but not accurately guess how it looks. Planets 5 billion kilometres away (those in our solar system) have been visited by probes that have sensitive equipment and they use indivisual images to map out the whole planet. Edit: Just added a small point I forgot to mention
Theory (I am a mathematician, but it's a theory, so no charge.): Cutting the bread diagonally makes some bites less efficient, as in less sandwich per bite. (At four places you are eating triangular bites half the areas of your usual squarish bites.) Therefore, more bites and so the illusion of more sandwich.
The blackhole scene is kind of nonsense. He would’ve been spaghettified and died but it’s not like movies depict reality so I’ll let it slide
This is the articles we want on BP. Not I was abusive and my wife divorced me. AITA?
what would the scientific algorithm be for A.I.T.A.?
Load More Replies...Some of these I didn't get but I'll be damned if I'll ask for explanations. That would be as bad as reading the directions.
Some directions have pictures, reading not required
Load More Replies...I have been made more smart and realized how dumb I am all in one post
That’s how science works. That’s what science IS. Which is why some people dislike it so much, I guess.
Load More Replies...This is the articles we want on BP. Not I was abusive and my wife divorced me. AITA?
what would the scientific algorithm be for A.I.T.A.?
Load More Replies...Some of these I didn't get but I'll be damned if I'll ask for explanations. That would be as bad as reading the directions.
Some directions have pictures, reading not required
Load More Replies...I have been made more smart and realized how dumb I am all in one post
That’s how science works. That’s what science IS. Which is why some people dislike it so much, I guess.
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