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Don’t tell anyone, but we have a soft spot for brainy but hilarious humor. When you take genuinely funny content and then add a big dollop of science on top of it, you get something really special.
‘Physics Is Fun’ is a massively popular group on Facebook whose members share the wittiest and most relatable memes about science. We’ve collected the best ones to give your big brains and funny bones a workout. Scroll down to check them out below. Oh, and don’t forget to send these memes to your fave scientist friends, too! We’re sure they could use a coffee break.
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Susie Elle 5 months ago
Here I mangled your product because it would be easier to transport that way lmao enjoy your rolled up laptop
There are lots of branches of science and physics. But from our perspective, one of the coolest things that you can learn about is quantum physics. It’s mind-bendingly, paradoxically bizarre. And it’s the closest you can get to real-life magic (even though it isn’t).
For instance, the wave-particle duality theory tells us that some things, like light, can be both particles and waves at the same time.
According to ‘Space,’ wave-particle duality is an example of superposition, when a quantum object exists in multiple states at once.
“An electron, for example, is both ‘here’ and ‘there’ simultaneously. It’s only once we do an experiment to find out where it is that it settles down into one or the other.”
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michael Chock 5 months ago
I think we should spend more time studying those that fail, so we do not waste time being falures too.
So, quantum physics deals with odds and probabilities. It’s only when you make an observation (collapse the wave function) that you ‘force’ an object into one of its many possible states.
This is the idea behind the legendary Schrödinger’s cat thought experiment, where a quantum device is responsible for the fate of a theoretical cat sealed in a box.
“As the device exists in both states until a measurement is made,” the cat is both alive and not at the same time, until you check.
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Nota Robot 5 months ago
The concept of photosynthesis, mitosis etc are still pretty magical, even if they are the products of millenia of evolution and even if we kind of understand how it works. Sue me, I'm a dreamer.
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Another incredibly cool aspect of quantum physics is quantum entanglement. While we know that it’s real, scientists are still trying to figure out exactly how it works.
In a nutshell, quantum entanglement refers to two particles whose quantum states are bound (or, well, entangled) together.
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Bewitched One 5 months ago (edited)
They mostly think we live on a flat earth with a dome and that the moon and space isn’t real and is “manufactured”.Think of it like the Truman show? I think that’s the movie. lol Or like a snow globe on an incredibly large scale. so this wouldn’t change their minds anyway, and it would technically have to be more of a half circle type shadow. I think they’re all baths!t especially after looking more into their reasoning recently. lol but yea.
WindySwede 5 months ago
Don't misshapen FES with a hard-core flerf though.
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CP 5 months ago (edited)
The problem with flat earthers is a problem most people have. We all at some point in time adopt a stance and make it a part of our identity. So now instead of being told an idea you had was wrong, you hear "you the person are wrong". We internalize too much external c**p.
Dragons Exist 4 months ago
It also doesn't help that in English (and probably other languages, too) we say "you are wrong" instead of something like "your ideas / knowledge / facts are wrong"
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The Darkest Timeline 5 months ago
Just like with all other rationalizations, they make it make sense to themselves then block out anything that doesn’t fit the narrative. These are not intelligent people, they’re trolls. But, apparently, being a troll can get you quite far these days.
Riley Quinn 5 months ago
You can't use facts to make someone believe the truth, because they will double-down on their ignorant beliefs.
Emily 5 months ago
IF the earth was flat, all the cars would be pushing things off the edge of it.
Lil be lil 5 months ago
I fell off the edge of the Earth a long time ago. Now I'm floating in an effervescent brew of spherical bubbles. 🌌🔮
Radek Suski 5 months ago
Didn't they recently proven in a Netflix documentary that the earth is not as a matter of fact, flat?
“The Pauli exclusion principle says that they can’t both be in the same state. If we change one, the other instantly changes to compensate. This happens even if we separate the two particles from each other on opposite sides of the universe. It’s as if information about the change we’ve made has traveled between them faster than the speed of light, something Einstein said was impossible,” ‘Space’ writes.
In short—this can potentially lead to futuristic tech that allows for instant communication no matter the distance.
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Though quantum physics certainly feels weird and magical at times, as Forbes points out, it is “most emphatically not magic.”
According to Forbes, “The things it predicts are strange by the standards of everyday physics, but they are rigorously constrained by well-understood mathematical rules and principles.”
“So, if somebody comes up to you with a ‘quantum’ idea that seems too good to be true—free energy, mystical healing powers, impossible space drives—it almost certainly is. That doesn't mean we can't use quantum physics to do amazing things—you can find some really cool physics in mundane technology—but those things stay well within the boundaries of the laws of thermodynamics and just basic common sense.”
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michael Chock 5 months ago
It's like being a conservative voter. In your bubble there is nothing pushing against you. But trying to look at the bigger picture and suddenly everything is spinning, nothing makes sense and your face is getting ripped off by reality.
‘Physics Is Fun’ unites nearly 2 million members from around the world. They have a common passion for entertainment and education, and (re)share genuinely witty memes. The team behind the group invites everyone to “discover the amazing world of science” through their content.
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Auntriarch 5 months ago
Not as stupid as I will feel next time I see this and remember that I've forgotten it.
Originally, ‘Physics is Fun’ was created in late June of 2023. The founder of the group is the same person who curates a Facebook page of that same name. According to them, any teacher who manages to make physics boring “is a criminal.”
We’ve reached out to the team moderating the group to learn more about it and their love of science, and we’ll update the article as soon as we hear back from them.
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Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
I grew up in England. Aside from a couple of anomalies, slides in summer were wet. 😁
Pop quiz, Pandas! Which memes made you chuckle the hardest? Which ones did you like so much that you spammed your buddies with them? What keeps you passionate and curious about science as a whole?
Let us know in the comments below! And if you haven’t already, don’t forget to make your voice heard and upvote your favorite funny pics.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
Mythbusters did this one. The boat is too buoyant for any human to hold underwater.
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Susie Elle 5 months ago
Ah yes, the lab technician's voice that goes 'but what if I'm wrong? I don't want to redo this whole f*****g experiment AGAIN! better check'
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Scott Rackley 5 months ago
Works similar to isopropyl alcohol at 10% and 90%, except you have to leave the room.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
For my fellow Americans, the Metric unit for weight is the Newton. Also the Imperial unit for mass is the Slug. Remember that last bit. It might win you something at bar trivia.
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago
AKA "pencil whipping" and it's more common than you might think.
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michael Chock 5 months ago
The crazy thing is no matter how much they burn, the container is always full.
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Susie Elle 5 months ago
Isn't coincidence an actual quantummechanical thing? I'm dumb so I don't know
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