We love a good joke. And if it’s nerdy, too? Well, that’s just the cherry on top, isn’t it? Content that makes you think a bit to get a laugh has a lot of fans online. Not only is it witty but it also stands to pique your curiosity. The next thing you know, you’ve spent hoursresearchinga niche topic! Honestly, that’s part of the fun.The ‘Bad Science Jokes’ group on Facebook is acelebrationof everything scientific and humorous. Members of this tight-knit community share the wittiestscience-related memes they come across. They’re as smart as they are hilarious, and we couldn’t wait to share our favorite ones with you. Scroll down to see the best of the best. Hopefully, they’ll make your inner geek and pun-lover giggle!Bored Pandagot in touch with the creator of ‘Bad Science Jokes,’ Melissa Church, who was kind enough to tell us all about the project’s history and shared some advice about making STEM more appealing to students. You’ll find our interview with her below.More info:Facebook (Group)|Facebook (Page)|Instagram|Tumblr|Instagram (Church)|TikTokThis post may includeaffiliate links.
We love a good joke. And if it’s nerdy, too? Well, that’s just the cherry on top, isn’t it? Content that makes you think a bit to get a laugh has a lot of fans online. Not only is it witty but it also stands to pique your curiosity. The next thing you know, you’ve spent hoursresearchinga niche topic! Honestly, that’s part of the fun.
The ‘Bad Science Jokes’ group on Facebook is acelebrationof everything scientific and humorous. Members of this tight-knit community share the wittiestscience-related memes they come across. They’re as smart as they are hilarious, and we couldn’t wait to share our favorite ones with you. Scroll down to see the best of the best. Hopefully, they’ll make your inner geek and pun-lover giggle!
Bored Pandagot in touch with the creator of ‘Bad Science Jokes,’ Melissa Church, who was kind enough to tell us all about the project’s history and shared some advice about making STEM more appealing to students. You’ll find our interview with her below.
More info:Facebook (Group)|Facebook (Page)|Instagram|Tumblr|Instagram (Church)|TikTok
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Originally, Church started ‘Bad Science Jokes’ over a decade agoon Tumblr. “Since then, it branched off to every corner of the web. Bad Science Jokes, these days, is mainlyon Instagramwith 800k followers looking for the latest in bad science humor! I think science and educational memes resonate with so many people because so many people can relate,” she told Bored Panda in an email.“The humor doesn’t need to be at a PhD level. Bite-sized one-liners can help people learn and laugh at the same time! A great science meme is just that, something everyone can smile at,” she said.
Originally, Church started ‘Bad Science Jokes’ over a decade agoon Tumblr. “Since then, it branched off to every corner of the web. Bad Science Jokes, these days, is mainlyon Instagramwith 800k followers looking for the latest in bad science humor! I think science and educational memes resonate with so many people because so many people can relate,” she told Bored Panda in an email.
“The humor doesn’t need to be at a PhD level. Bite-sized one-liners can help people learn and laugh at the same time! A great science meme is just that, something everyone can smile at,” she said.
We were curious to get Church’s thoughts on what could make science more appealing to students, as well as what anyone hoping to switch careers to something more STEM-related might want to consider.
“I appreciate the push the last couple of decades have done to try to increase STEM awareness. I think the main thing society itself needs to do is show STEM fields are a cool, interesting, needed career path. Having more people see scientists in the real world being just as cool as the latest trend is what’s going to bring people to more highly consider STEM fields,” Church told Bored Panda.
“I think middle and high schools should push more experiments in lessons—I know that’s asking a lot—but from what I hear that is something that helped push tons of children to pursue STEM careers. The excitement of lab day in school!” she said.
Something that recently captured our imaginations was the successful launch of theEuropa Clipper mission. The spacecraft, which is meant to conduct a detailed study of Jupiter’s moon Europa, will spend nearly 6 years traveling 1.8 billion miles across our solar system to its destination.
The reason why the Europa Clipper won’t be orbiting Europa is because of the intense radiation zone around the moon, which would fry the nine sensitive science instruments housed within the spacecraft.
NASA writes: “There is strong evidence Jupiter’s moon Europa has a saltwater ocean that may be one of the best places to look for environments where life could exist beyond Earth.”
So, being the space nerds that we are, we’re extremely excited to find out the results of all the experiments the spacecraft will conduct from 2030 onward. We’ll be breathlessly following the developments.And speaking of geeky space things, yours truly has sent their nameto Marson previous NASA missions. It’s a ton of fun to be a symbolic part of something so huge. Keep aneye outfor future missions if you want to do something similar.Staying up to date with science news is a fun pastime of ours. Not only is it enjoyable to feel like you’re on top of the latest developments in your areas of interest but it also gently reframes your perspective. The facts that we learned in school, while useful in a general sense, might not exactly be the cutting-edge information that they used to be back then.
So, being the space nerds that we are, we’re extremely excited to find out the results of all the experiments the spacecraft will conduct from 2030 onward. We’ll be breathlessly following the developments.
And speaking of geeky space things, yours truly has sent their nameto Marson previous NASA missions. It’s a ton of fun to be a symbolic part of something so huge. Keep aneye outfor future missions if you want to do something similar.
Staying up to date with science news is a fun pastime of ours. Not only is it enjoyable to feel like you’re on top of the latest developments in your areas of interest but it also gently reframes your perspective. The facts that we learned in school, while useful in a general sense, might not exactly be the cutting-edge information that they used to be back then.
It’s tough to find the time and energy to be curious about the scientific world if you’ve got a full-time job, have kids, are studying for a degree, or have any number of other important responsibilities.
Taking even a few minutes to exercise, study something new, or work on that creative project of yours (the one you keep procrastinating on) is worth the effort. All of that minusculeincremental progressquickly adds up!
So, for instance, if you find that you’ve been completely detached from the scientific world since high school ended, you could intentionally start reading one or two short articles from reputable sources every day.
The project has been a mainstay on social media for a long while now. The ‘Bad Science Jokes’ group was first created on Facebook in (the long-forgotten age of) 2017.Now, the community is celebrating over 7 years of sharing quality comedic content with other users of the social network. Considering how much social media users enjoy memes, we see the group enjoying its popularity for many more years to come.
The project has been a mainstay on social media for a long while now. The ‘Bad Science Jokes’ group was first created on Facebook in (the long-forgotten age of) 2017.
Now, the community is celebrating over 7 years of sharing quality comedic content with other users of the social network. Considering how much social media users enjoy memes, we see the group enjoying its popularity for many more years to come.
Currently, 39.1k Facebook users follow ‘Bad Science Jokes.’ However, thisgroupisn’t the project’s only claim to fame. There’s also a ‘Bad Science Jokes’ Facebookpage, with 282k followers and 242k likes, as well as the massively popularInstagrampage with 801k followers. And let’s not forget the Tumblr account thatstartedit all!
What’s your relationship withsciencelike, dear readers? What are your favorite niches and topics? How do you manage to stay up to date with all of the latest developments when there are so many thingsgoing onin the world? Which of these memes from ‘Bad Science Jokes’ made you smile and laugh the most?
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