Within the tiniest droplet live microscopic creatures known as parameowcium, shown in this magnified image. Their name derives from para, meaning “pair of,” meow, meaning “meow,” and cium, as in “I can barely see ’em.”
Will this be on the final, Andrew Y.?
If they had science like this when I was in school, I might have been more interested, less confused, and passed with flying colors. Plus bonus! You get to cuddle the experiments.
I should have gone into microbiology…
Is it possible that my body contains some of these microscopic parsmeowcium? Huh? Huh?
I would respectfully submit that these entities are in fact juvenile elementary particles photographed by MAGIC (Most Amazingly Gorgeous Images of Cuteness). Here we see an up quark and a down quark held together by an invisible gluon. They appear to be capable of spin and demonstrate charm – and strangeness, given that they differ from the usual colours of red, blue and green. It is reasonable to assume that they recently experienced a high energy collision.
Dr Alice Shortcake, Professor of Barely Understood Physics at the University of Wikipedia
The energy seems to quickly dissipate after collision.
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Love it Mike!
Marmitron and Tabbitron. 🤭
Dr. Shortcake…👍
I would LOVE to write a science textbook based on Cutetropolis theories.
I would read it! Dr. Shortcake has to contribute too.
Also squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.