From quantum entanglement blankets to thermodynamics failures, here are 10 hilarious physics memes and the real science behind them to start your week right.
Long ago, in the early 70's, I was driving in a torrential downpour, listening to talk radio. The weather report came on announcing a 60 percent chance of showers. A listener called in and said there's this new meteorological instrument that you ought to get. It's called a window and you look out of it.
#5 and #6. Five because it points out the brain exploding excuses we use to not follow the rest of the world. Six because it's a good pun and photo illustration of the pun.
I agree that standardized, base 10 measurement is crucial to SCIENCE. But to watch an English baking show and to hear them give ingredients for a 300 year-old pudding recipe in grams and milliliters sounds absolutely ridiculous, and is instantly mood-killing.
Long ago, in the early 70's, I was driving in a torrential downpour, listening to talk radio. The weather report came on announcing a 60 percent chance of showers. A listener called in and said there's this new meteorological instrument that you ought to get. It's called a window and you look out of it.
And still,.no one gets this joke….
I get it, I like it. 😂 sort of the a prequel to this
But yours is funny too…
Actually it's Werner Heisenberg about to shoot Schrödinger's cat. How's that for uncertainty?
Haha you got me, but now I know.🤓
It's a tough one, but when I first came up with it I laughed for an hour.
Thinking the temp meme is numero uno
#5 and #6. Five because it points out the brain exploding excuses we use to not follow the rest of the world. Six because it's a good pun and photo illustration of the pun.
Temperature was my favorite.
slow clap, pure brain-giggles
Thank you :)
I agree that standardized, base 10 measurement is crucial to SCIENCE. But to watch an English baking show and to hear them give ingredients for a 300 year-old pudding recipe in grams and milliliters sounds absolutely ridiculous, and is instantly mood-killing.
Great work!
#2, also reminds me of my kids when I comment on how they are getting along so well.
Any Monte Python reference improves a meme, exponentially.
As a teacher of Earth/Space curriculum, I try to keep the “space is cool” sign on whenever possible.