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Science memes about classroom ideas, wordplay and puzzled reactions. Browse the archived pictures and open the images to read the symbols and smaller labels.
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about sodium... CH H cw it ~ Na
'Oh, sor 'did I break your concent
WHAT DO YOU CALL AN ACID WITH AN ATTITUDE? Ho A-mean-oh acid.
Science memes #5
erms Surrounal a molecule on floor and ie 5 +
When you dismiss years of scientific research based on two hours of internet searching 70 wa
According to astronomy iy when you wis upon a star you are actually a few million years late that star is dead INFINITY
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Science memes #10
| hate it when mom says get 5 1 1 1 1 8 517 45 40 28 94.587608 up 5 1 1 1 1 9 570 37 41 30 95.888573 it's 2 1 2 0 0 0 30 96 462 37 -1 3 1 2
professor started talking about differential equations in physics 2 lecture
Scientists Can Now Transform Stress into Electricity Swiss researchers created a new material that produces when twisted and stretched =
Your brain after picking 'B four times in a row ,
HOW DOES NASA PARTY?
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Science jokes and classroom wordplay
A sodium joke near the start uses a chemical symbol as its punchline. Other images turn scientific language into everyday humor. Read the labels closely when the wording supplies the joke, and check factual claims independently.
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This collection has 15 images and was first published on 2021-03-10. Original artwork and visible credits remain in place. The image captions are archive text.
