If you don’t understand why this is funny, check out this explanation on the Schrodinger’s cat experiment. I’m just in it for the umlauts.
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On the other hand, all of your science fair projects got one planet easier to make. I dunno about that Saturn either. Do gas planets count? *snip*
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University of Alberta student Josh Le wore the same pair of raw denim jeans, without washing them, for 15 months straight—all in the name of science.
Jewelry makes a statement. Even if you don’t intend for it to. Surly-Ramics handmade ceramic pendants will tell anyone looking that you are smart. The artist, Amy Davis Roth, has a whole section of her store devoted to jewelry with science themes. She probably has something to suit your scientific interest. You can find pendants for skeptics, fossil aficionados, mathematicians, scientists, and those who love gazing at the stars.
But these swallows soon learn that teamwork is key if you want to nab a coconut.
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If you recall your high school science, you’ll know that the protons in the center are happy because they are positive. The neutrons are mellow because they are neutral. However, the electrons are borderline suicidal because they are always negative.
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This Large Hadron Collider t-shirt features “the six major components of the LHC printed in off-white around the bottom” with the full text listed after the break.
As much as you didn’t want to believe it, your college dorm room is a bastion of scientific knowledge. Now you’re only a Sci-Fi movie and a D20 away from being a full-fledged nerd.
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The fact that the human brain can control the whole body but lacks self-understanding leads us to one of two conclusions: Either neurons aren’t cool enough to gain the recognition they deserve, or there’s something they don’t want us to know. Either way the results are the same: nobody who sees this design on a tie is going to understand what the hell they’re looking at.
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We’ve helped you with U.S. History and Linux in the past, and now you can add math, science and engineering to your growing wardrobe of deception. Of course, you will need some sort of jacket to cover this up in class, and seeing what’s written on your back might prove problematic. However, I have no doubt that you will pour all of the brainpower you would have used to study to figure out how to get away with this.
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