A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
Rules
This is a science community. We use the Dawkins definition of meme.
| hide the Body | invent a new language no-one else understands | steal large amounts of alcohol | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Help me | Mars | Pluto | Mercury |
| Please don't | Jupiter | Neptune | Earth |
| Only sexy people | Uranus | Saturn | Venus |
I hope that I got the planets right, but i still dont quite understand as to why they were allocated like that. If someone could explain it, it would be very appreciated :3
Not that people could discern Uranus and Neptune based on those pictures without finding those exact ones in their respective Wikipedia entries...
Neptune more blue
sorry to break it to you chief, but in reality, neptune is not darker blue, i learnt it recently, but the darker color comes from some magazine print which got very popularised. from the images, the look basically same.
Neptune's great dark spot is clearly visible, and thus immediately identifies it as such.
I dunno, I think this arrangement may match their vibes a bit better.
| hide the Body | invent a new language no-one else understands | steal large amounts of alcohol | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Help me | Mars | Saturn | Pluto |
| Please don't | Jupiter | Moon | Mercury |
| Only sexy people | Uranus | Neptune | Venus |
And thanks rehydrate@piefed.blahaj.zone for making this chart I copied.
Based on vibes, earth and moon should swap places
The moon isn't in this image. You're looking at mercury. Easiest way to tell is the lack of the lunar maria.
I can't even distinguish them from one another if they're not brightly coloured cartoon depictions of the planets... Let's see..
spoiler
Why so Ceres?