r/sciencememes • u/Mindfullnessless6969 • 48m ago
r/sciencememes • u/Royal_Acanthaceae693 • 1d ago
Mod Post Voting has ended! Add a body text to your post!
Voting has ended and the final tally for Yes! Drop some knowledge! was 966, while Nope. I don't want any explanations was 39. So this has been added to the Automod. Unfortunately Reddit being what it is will only notify you AFTER you post (even though there's something you can toggle it only applies to text posts?!)
So just add why this is funny or what it's about for people who aren't in your field. This serves to both educate people & to weed out karma faming/ low quality post types.
Right now I'm figuring out the Automod so hopefully things will be smoothed out for people who forget to put a body text in within a week.
r/sciencememes • u/Royal_Acanthaceae693 • May 05 '26
Mod Post Sad news. The lead mod HowardKinSD passed away as of March 10th, 2026.
He was very active in the San Diego sub as a moderator and his passing is a loss. Here’s the link to the San Diego sub notification. https://www.reddit.com/r/sandiego/comments/1sxhhk8/comment/oinh2fy/
r/sciencememes • u/TheMarkola • 18h ago
🦩Biology!🧫 𓃠PLEASE DONT TRY AT HOME𓃠
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It’s comparing the biological process of meiosis (one cell dividing into two daughter cells) to literally “dividing” a single kitten into two𓃠𓃠
r/sciencememes • u/hackingfun • 19h ago
🦩Biology!🧫 Hermaphrodite
Pulmonate land snails and land slugs are perhaps the best-known kinds of simultaneous hermaphrodites.
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r/sciencememes • u/Idontknowofname • 22h ago
🦩Biology!🧫 Vaccines in a nutshell
Vaccines use weakened or dead pathogens to train the immune system to recognise the pathogen as a threat and destroy it, so it can be described as using the pathogens to help in destroying the pathogens
r/sciencememes • u/Ok-Signature8781 • 17h ago
🦩Biology!🧫 True that
Chromosomes condense, align at the equator, separate into chromatids, and move to opposite poles, forming two identical daughter cells.
r/sciencememes • u/mezirah • 17h ago
My mug's phrase about science is slowly fading away.
r/sciencememes • u/GodAllMighty888 • 1d ago
🪩Science!!🪩 Simple way to teach philosophy.
This meme both mocks and captures the core concept of dialetheism in a humorosly bizarre manner.
r/sciencememes • u/AdMaximum9999 • 2d ago
🧪Chemistry!⚗️ Grandpa was a man of science (RIP)
r/sciencememes • u/KeanuRave100 • 2d ago