Collection of Science Jokes P2

In summary: Usually it's been commentated as being 'real'. Actually the joke dates back to the 30's and whether it's real or not cannot be said anymore.
  • #281
mfb said:
... what?

There is no such thing, and the LHC cannot even be switched on with people in the ring.
d7i8z.jpg

Oops.
 
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  • #282
fresh_42 said:
d7i8z.jpg

Oops.
results of a black hole that escaped :wink:
 
  • #283
davenn said:
results of a black hole that escaped :wink:
Seems it all started in a garage ... and ended there.
 
  • #284
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( yes I know there is a date issue ... for the sake of a giggle, live with it :biggrin:)
 
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  • #285
davenn said:
View attachment 114643( yes I know there is a date issue ... for the sake of a giggle, live with it :biggrin:)
Are these main-stream peer-reviewed discoveries? Please provide valid reference. Lol
 
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  • #286
Talking about date issue.
Bought some rocket salad a couple of days ago it went off before I could eat it.
 
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  • #287
Buckleymanor said:
Talking about date issue.
Bought some rocket salad a couple of days ago it went off before I could eat it.

I had the Chef's salad. Man he was pissed.

(Yes, not a science joke, but I had to reply...)

-Dave K
 
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  • #288
dkotschessaa said:
I had the Chef's salad. Man he was pissed.

(Yes, not a science joke, but I had to reply...)

-Dave K
Won't happen to me. I prefer Waldorf salad :biggrin:
 
  • #289
I can't eat mixed salad.

I'm on a low-entropy diet.
 
  • #290
dkotschessaa said:
I had the Chef's salad. Man he was pissed.
"Caesar" is mad too ...
mfb said:
I'm on a low-entropy diet.
Good one! Lol
 
  • #291
mfb said:
I'm on a low-entropy diet.
Currently, the theory that carbohydrate and protein rich foods should be eaten separately is considered "unfounded" because it ignores the fact that carbohydrate rich foods contain significant amounts of protein.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hay_diet#Studies
 
  • #292
Another example for the list of "no matter how hard you try, you can't make up things so crazy that no one did that before".
 
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  • #293
mfb said:
Another example for the list of "no matter how hard you try, you can't make up things so crazy that no one did that before".
Why? I didn't see the term
mfb said:
low-entropy diet
anywhere there or elsewhere! ...
So I think you have the franchise on that ... and you will be quoted thereafter! ...

Because just "Food Combining Diet" and "Food Combinations" is an old and somewhat different kind of story, with several approaches and theories (not just the ones mentioned there in the wiki ref), some very new and modern ones too ...
[Believe it or not I am somewhat of an "expert" in Nutrition ...]
 
  • #294
Google finds "low-entropy diet" literally in some "cure cancer" crackpot environments..
 
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  • #295
Buckleymanor said:
Bought some rocket salad a couple of days ago it went off before I could eat it.
Salad hygiene. How difficult can that be? It's not rocket science!
 
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  • #296
mfb said:
Google finds "low-entropy diet" literally in some "cure cancer" crackpot environments..
If we don't take it down to the molecular level, in terms of food combinations it would mean (as ~ in your original) "to basically eat one type of ingredient or food (organized food)".
Then of course you starve to death! ... which would definitely increase the entropy ... Ooops! :nb):smile::wink:
 
  • #297
Vanadium 50 said:
> is there a clear answer?

How would you know if there were?

I would measure absorption of 400-800nm light by any available answers. If I find one with very low absorption, then that answer is clear.
 
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  • #298
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  • #299
nikkkom said:
I would measure absorption of 400-800nm light by any available answers. If I find one with very low absorption, then that answer is clear.
sorry, but your wavelength range is not right...
 
  • #300
Schrodinger’s cat walks into a bar and doesn’t.
 
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  • #301
What do we want? TIME MACHINES!
When do we want them? DOESN'T MATTER!
 
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  • #302
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  • #303
Basic Science.

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  • #304
davenn said:
Basic Science.
I can get the bit about rap and tors, but meh, I'll just have to work on the rest of it.
 
  • #305
rootone said:
I can get the bit about rap and tors, but meh, I'll just have to work on the rest of it.

velociraptor = a species of dinosaur

playing with a couple of fictitious dinosaur names distaraptor and timeraptor
one can have fun with the sci formula of velocity = distance / time
 
  • #306
I did get it really:-p
 
  • #307
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
 
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  • #308
mfb said:
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
hahaha nice response :smile:
 
  • #309
There has been Triassic mathematics, too:

Theorem of Pyroraptor for right Triceratops:
Hypselosaurus squared is the sum of the two Lepidus squared.
 
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  • #310
Today's xkcd:

Color Pattern
color_pattern_2x.png


(With mouseover: "When the spacing is tight / And the difference is slight / That's a moiré")

[Source: https://www.xkcd.com/1814/]
 
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  • #311
mfb said:
I guess the name is not a coincidence.

A distaraptor would walk a lot, and a timeraptor (tempusraptor?) would have a long life?
I think a more fitting name would be a tempasaurus, which totally ruins the joke but sounds like a thing. Tempasaurus can also be a nickname for a very agitated temp
 
  • #312
collinsmark said:
Today's xkcd:

Color Pattern
color_pattern_2x.png


(With mouseover: "When the spacing is tight / And the difference is slight / That's a moiré")

[Source: https://www.xkcd.com/1814/]

Love it!
 
  • #313
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  • #314
Come on, it's not brain surgery.

 
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  • #315
mfb said:
Come on, it's not brain surgery.



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