Lab, Laugh, Love: 32 Scientifically Approved Memes for Your Reaction

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John Summers • Contributor
Apr 10, 2024 11:00 PM EDT

Yay, science! We find it amazing how our interest in science began as soon as we finished school. When we were students, science was one of those subjects we tried to avoid at all costs. It was hard and boring and the tests were damaging our overall grades. To be honest, we kind of hated science. Then we graduated and found out that the problem wasn't science - it was science teachers. Science is actually fascinating; It's knowledge in its purest form. You look around you at the world and try to make sense of everything and science is there to explain how things actually work.

Once you find the right teacher (And it's usually some enthusiastic YouTuber with a super popular channel) you find out that science could have been your favorite subject at school, if only they explained it to you in a fun and engaging way. Well, we hope these science memes will keep you engaged until Hank Green's next video :)

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  • 01
    Sam Clark @SamClark_23 Someone asked my professor the difference between "affect" and "effect" and he said, "Honestly I have no clue. I have a PhD and wrote my entire dissertation without using either word. Just try and avoid it at all costs"
    via Science Humour, @SamClark_23
  • 02
    Eric Nakagawa @ericnakagawa Website idea: you input the year you graduated high school and the website generates a list of outdated "facts" and concepts you were taught in school that have since been disproven.
    via Science Humour, @ericnakagawa
  • 03
    This is a picture of an asteroid crater in Arizona... Look how close it came to hitting the visitors centre...
    via Science Humour
  • 04
    Physics: exists Goats:
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  • 05
    Every triangle is a love triangle when you love triangles. -Pythagoras 17151515157 FE
    via Science Humour
  • 06
    Sapphire Lally @SapphireLally I'm writing my PhD thesis in theoretical physics and every time I have to decide between using > and < I think to myself "the crocodile wants to eat the bigger number"
    via Science Humour, @SapphireLally
  • 07

    That's not "a sword" That's Andúril!

    Elizabeth Dworak @EMDworak At some point during my PhD, my partner and I discovered that some doctoral graduates (read Finnish) get a sword when they graduate. Apparently this is a fact my partner held on to and he decided to honor me with my very own Doctor's Sword now that I'm done. ALT ALT +HAKIK
    via Science Humour, @EMDworak
  • 08
    Ben White @morningmoneyben Your password must be between 732 and 942 characters. It cannot be the same as any word in any known language. It must include 3 hieroglyphs, ancient Babylonian text and the solution to Fermat's last theorem.
    via Science Humour, @morningmoneyben
  • 09
    A @gwynthpls How do I explain to my professor that the reason I didn't show up to class is because in my dream I woke up and checked my email and saw that class was cancelled and I believed it
    via Science Humour
  • 10
    Snow on my balcony melts faster where the tile corners meet One-warning-3799.9h S 58 Awards It's because the corners are 90 degrees Reply 13.7k ifunny.co
    via Science Humour
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    king-of-meme If brains are biological computers, why don't we lag? mirthandir You can't tell me you've never walked into a room and forgotten why you're there or lost a train of thought for a few seconds thetallesthobbit Once when I was driving home from school I had a brief moment of panic because I thought I'd forgotten my car at school rasec-wizzlbang can a human brain run doom
    via Science Humour
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    Y'all pronounce it data or data? RJ @itsrjhill I'm mad that I read these words in two different ways... but you're trippin if you think it's data and not data
    via Science Humour, @itsrjhill
  • 13
    Jellyfish have survived 650 million years, despite not having a brain. This gives so many people hope.
    via Science Humour
  • 14
    if you ever feel dumb, just know that when my friend was 14 she went to a psychiatrist bc she "had a voice in her head". it was her brain. like literally just her thoughts. she thought that she was the only person who had the ability to think. for 14 years. L
    via Science Humour
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    intp @intp knowledge is knowing that tomato is a fruit 12:16 AM 20/08/2020 1 intj @intj wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad 1 1hv infj @infj 1 hv philosophy is wondering whether that makes ketchup a smoothie D istj @istj 1hv common sense is knowing that ketchup isn't a smoothie
    via Science Humour
  • 16
    TREES DURING CHRISTMAS THE BIRDS IN THEIR NESTS
    via Science Humour
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    jodie @yupfinglas there are 21 million penguins in Antarctica and the population of Ireland is 6.6 million so if all of the penguins in Antarctica decided to invade Ireland, each person would have to fight off over 3 million penguins My Health Gazette
    via Science Humour, @yupfinglas
  • 18
    Ankur (not warikoo) @Ancore_Raj If someone is hotter than you, then you are cooler than them. - Thermodynamics
    via Science Humour, @Ancore_Raj
  • 19
    John Lyon @JohnLyonTweets It's OK to eat junk food in the car on road trips because calories don't count at highway speed. I don't have time to explain the science behind this, but it's sound.
    via Science Humour, @JohnLyonTweets
  • 20
    Sari Botton (rhymes with Larry Cotton) @saribotton Sometimes, after I've completed a task that wasn't on my to-do list, I add it, then cross it off for the free dopamine boost.
    via Science Humour, @saribotton
  • 21
    chnology රසායනික කර්මාන්ත This chemistry book from Sri Lanka has Jesse Pinkman on the cover * Weird World @weirdworldinsta
    via Science Humour, @weirdworldinsta
  • 22
    Ray @SirEviscerate Hey, man. The leaves. They fell off your tree. They're incredibly biodegradable, and will be gone by the end of winter. So you better hurry up and rake them into plastic bags. 600
    via Science Humour, @SirEviscerate
  • 23
    Invis @invis4yo Me studying for the degree I chose myself
    via Science Humour, @invis4yo
  • 24
    Nick Vitanza @VitanzaNick My 4 year old asked what happens when you drive over a stick of butter. I said, it'll flatten. He asked how I knew. And that's how we got here. So what I'm saying is, when we have a hypothesis in this house, we test it. I'm also saying, my wife is away.
    via Science Humour, @VitanzaNick
  • 25
    Themperor Kennedy @kennedytcooper My friend said "Fahrenheit is how people feel. Celcius is how water feels. Kelvin is how the molecules feel." and I can't stop thinking about how much sense this makes 3:06 PM 8/4/22 Twitter Web App
    via Science Humour, @kennedytcooper
  • 26
    Learn Quantum Physics in one lesson @iam.miss.physe 2:52/35040:04 ifunny.co
    via Science Humour, @iam.miss.physics
  • 27
    Nikki @logosaetos OMG I just found out that Albert Einstein was a real person!! All this time I thought he was a theoretical physicist. Oversæt Tweet
    via Science Humour, @logosaetos
  • 28
    Jason Heeris & 1247 others @detly A few weeks ago, I tried to literally bore my 3yo to sleep by telling him everything I knew about nuclear and particle physics. It's a fair bit, it was my speciality once. Every night since then, as he's falling asleep, his little voice pipes up: "tell me about atoms daddy." 000
    via Science Humour, @detly
  • 29
    My boyfriend came to watch me present my research and at the end I asked for questions. He asked a super specific question that allowed me to reiterate the most interesting part of my research. He knew the answer. He wanted me to be able to highlight it again. What a man
    via Science Humour
  • 30
    Samantha Joel @datingdecisions Unpopular opinion: Grant-writing is actually extremely fun because it allows you to briefly inhabit a fictional world in which your research goes according to plan 1:31 PM - 2022-09-14 Twitter Web App 400
    via Science Humour, @datingdecisions
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    -00 Daniel Kibblesmith @kibblesmith Me in high school: WHY AM I SPENDING AN HOUR A DAY LEARNING ABOUT A SUBJECT THAT WON'T HELP ME IN REAL LIFE? Me now: Oh boy a new episode of my podcast about dolphin social hierarchies
    via Science Humour, @kibblesmith
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    If you're not in my circle of trust, you're probably in my triangle of suspicion or rhombus of doubt
    via Science Humour

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