Sometimes it feels like the universe is playing one big cosmic joke on us - so Bored Panda is dishing it back with this collection of hilarious astrology-themed memes. Didn't pass science class? Don't worry, and we promise that these space jokes are not just comedy for astronauts.
From Moon-landing conspiracy theories to aliens, we've proved that the best memes can make any subject funny (maybe even math and statistics). And while it may not be as cool as NASA engineers having a Halloween pumpkin carving competition, we know it will at least make you chuckle at your laptop.
Scroll down for our picks of funny memes deciphering quantum physics, funny jokes about space science and space explorations from another, arguably the best, angle that is laughter. Don't forget to upvote your favs!
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Look at John Carpenter's Starman, so you will have some idea of the aliens's answer XD
according to this if you make a straight line diagonally with the moons, the Moon Wins!
So true, even to this day and age surveillance camera qualities are s**t in public places!
Man... brutal. From now on I'm gonna look at a blank spot in space and wish upon the star that will appear in a few million years.
Earth revolves around its own axis of rotation every 24 hours. It *orbits* the sun. AUTISTIC NERD RAGE
Stephen Hawking said it's possible for some things to escape a black hole.
My first pc had 76 MHZ processor, 16 MB RAM, 250 MB hard drive, 12.5 inch black and white monitor, 5 1⁄4-inch floppy drive. I know the feeling! Too bad my mom threw it away years later when i was in college, it could have been a working miracle these days.
Mine had 16K of RAM, a cassette tape drive, and a membrane keyboard. In inflation-adjusted dollars, it cost about $1300.00. Damn punk kids. Get offa my cyberlawn.
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About 15 years later I had a calculator watch, that had twice the calculating power as the Eagle, on my wrist
My first pc was IBM compatible 286 with 16 MHZ in turbo mode, 1 MB RAM, 40 MB hard drive, 14 inch svga, 5 1⁄4-inch floppy drive. I know the feeling
The first processor I designed was a 4-bit 1MHz processor and used 8 commands with a memory of 256 bits.
My first one was a TRS-80. The display was green on black, and you couldn't see a full page width at one time, just a window that you scroll left or right. Oh, and of course the tractor-feed paper with the holes. Hey, it was state of the art at the time.
Wait your FIRST computer had 250 MB hard drive!? What kind was that? Mine only had like 50 MB!
My first computer had no hard drive at all! My second had a Seagate Caviar 40MB model. SCSI for the win.
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they basically got there on a tinfoil ship wearing oven mitts and snow boots, with computer technology that could barely support a smartphone today. when i think about it...!
4K of memory then would have taken up more space than the ship they travelled in. Didn’t happen
We'd know long before it got here. It would screw up the gravity of everything between it and us and be very noticeable.
Well. then maybe you should turn off the airplane mode and/or turn on the Wi-Fi? =)
I don't agree. I think most people love to see the awesome power of a space rocket lifting off and flying. Seeing one blow up isn't nearly as cool and it's a tragedy when people are on board. NASCAR, on the other hand is boring EXCEPT when cars are crashing.
My GPS told me to drive a few miles down the road, do a U-turn and come right back to where I was.
Once, John Young and Gus Grissom snuck and ate a Corned Beef sandwich on board Gemini 3 because space food sucked. It almost got them fired because the crumbs could gum up the machinery in the spaceship.
I suppose the sandwich wouldn't have gone bad because there aren't any bacteria to decompose it?
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Once, John Young and Gus Grissom snuck and ate a Corned Beef sandwich on board Gemini 3 because space food sucked. It almost got them fired because the crumbs could gum up the machinery in the spaceship.
I suppose the sandwich wouldn't have gone bad because there aren't any bacteria to decompose it?
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