What Does NASA Do?
This Tumblr-not-posting-my-queue business is starting to get on my nerves. Heh. Anyway, enjoy this Fake Science Friday 44 minutes late!
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How Does the Vuvuzela Work?
This was the most appropriate one I could find for this week’s Fake Science Friday, because there weren’t any for terrible officiating.
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How To Remember the Planets
If only I had remembered this during my presentation today at the Astrophysics group meeting! OH WICKED FATE, WHAT A FOOL I AM!
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Wind Power
Today’s Fake Science Friday is brought to you by Linka, because in mother country, wind blows you! (or is it the other way around?)
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How Do We Get Oil?
I can be Fake Science Friday time nao? I figured this was appropriate, in the sort of way that fake science posters depicting wholly inappropriate but nearly true occurrences is appropriate.
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![Fake Science Friday! As a budding physicist, I can promise you that this is absolutely factual, but often glossed over in introductory classes (in which they lie to you and feed you some crap about an imaginary thing called magnetism). [From Fake Science]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l2hf3veYFh1qzdr7ko1_500.jpg)
Fake Science Friday! As a budding physicist, I can promise you that this is absolutely factual, but often glossed over in introductory classes (in which they lie to you and feed you some crap about an imaginary thing called magnetism). [From Fake Science]
Fake Science Friday! Time for a new feature! Each week (until I get bored, or arrested) I’ll be picking a favorite from the Fake Science blog (that I found out about thanks to Geekologie). This week, it’s about coffee. AND IT’S THE TRUEST THING I’VE EVER READ.
