Daily MOS: The Life and Times Of Luminiferous Aether

June 15, 2021 SciBabe 0

Aether somehow consisted of invisible solid particles that needed to be simultaneously completely rigid to transport light but a fluid to allow solids to move through it. Aether was whatever it needed to be depending on the last physicist torturing it.

Daily MOS: Ivan Ivanov and the Humanzees

June 14, 2021 SciBabe 0

Because while the hot sperm is flying, other than a sense of ethics and a fear of incurring God’s wrath, what’s stopping you from making some human-primate hybrids? Humanzees, if you will.

Daily MOS: The Friendly Capybara

June 13, 2021 SciBabe 2

Sometime in the 1700s, the Vatican decided, “fuck it, the capybara’s a fish. God called up on the hotline and said it can swim, so, obviously. Oh yeah, ditto the beaver. Pope, out.”

Daily MOS: Intermittent Fasting

June 12, 2021 SciBabe 3

When you eat your food in a small window of time, there’s a quantum flux in the food-mouth window, and the calories are sucked into the vacuum of space.

Daily MOS: Directed Panspermia

June 11, 2021 SciBabe 3

If it truly was the grand plan of some alien species to fly zillions of miles to seed a random planet with DNA, enzymes, proteins, and a microbe or two, I have some questions regarding their long game for Australia.

Daily MOS: The Mars Climate Orbiter

June 10, 2021 SciBabe 2

It’s unclear if there’s ever been a bigger boner due to a problem with unit conversion, but if losing a hundred million dollar spacecraft isn’t enough to drag the US on board with the metric system? Seems we’re stuck with feet, ounces, gallons, and whatever stones are.