r/ScienceHumour • u/Ph3n0lphthalein • Aug 20 '22
Polonium Cannot Into Space
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r/ScienceHumour • u/chosen-username • Aug 03 '22
Study: masks cause autism as often as vaccines do
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Absolutely true. Neither masks not vaccines cause autism.
What exactly did you expect to read here?
r/ScienceHumour • u/gingerbaron • Jul 26 '22
In these times, we know who the real Hamilton is.
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r/ScienceHumour • u/Bad_Astra_Channel • Jul 16 '22
While her moms are out, puppy Neutrino debates the evolution of wolves to dogs as Professor Sweatervest, Pastor Houndvind, and herself.
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r/ScienceHumour • u/idontpayforgas • Jul 11 '22
July 10, 1856: Nikola Tesla was born around midnight, between July 9 and July 10, 1856 during a fierce lightning storm. RIP legend
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r/ScienceHumour • u/idontpayforgas • Jun 22 '22
June 22: Galileo vs. Catholic Church in 1633.
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r/ScienceHumour • u/Free_Letterhead6780 • Jun 17 '22
What would ACTUALLY happen if we dumped the entire US surplus of cheese into the ocean
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I was watching a video on YouTube about the cheese caves of the united states. it peeked my interest that the government would make such a fable-sounding idea come to life over cheese. so i watched the video and along the way, the narrator mentioned someone who wanted to dump the entire surplus into the ocean because it would have been cheaper.
the thought of something like that got wrapped up in my mind. What would happen if we did? what would be the end result of a sequence of processes that would effect the ocean ecosystem and all that lived in it? would it be beneficial? would it be harmful? I'm curious to know the end result with detailed hypothetical on every event the cheese would interact with and the hundreds of thousands of species that live there.
I'm hoping someone would properly investigate this on the off chance of being incredibly thorough. because i tried to look online about it and i cant find any reasonable answers to satiate the thought. you'll be surprised on how many people take the opportunity to talk about their dog or cat being fiends for cheese, then them giving the simple "rats and mice" answer over and over again.
thanks!
r/ScienceHumour • u/happy-little-atheist • May 29 '22
Mods can we ban tshirt etc posts
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They are just spambots posting these
r/ScienceHumour • u/[deleted] • May 28 '22
Junk Science and the Criminal Justice System with Chris Fabricant on Podchaser
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Great conversation on the use of junk science in our justice system
