r/shittyaskscience • u/Pepemala • 4h ago
If my ejaculate is yellow, does that make me grass fed?
I ate a lot of good natural steak lately asking if i can be second hand grass fed
r/shittyaskscience • u/Pepemala • 4h ago
I ate a lot of good natural steak lately asking if i can be second hand grass fed
r/shittyaskscience • u/seriousQasker • 4h ago
I just don't really need that extra hour this year. I'd probably just waste it on reddit or something.
r/shittyaskscience • u/Ok-Cost-5151 • 4h ago
I have been thinking about this for a while lol.
r/shittyaskscience • u/sonicparadigm • 14h ago
How did they live, with no grass to hop on?
r/shittyaskscience • u/BenIsDrowningInWater • 14h ago
I hear people call things the bees knees, are we hiding where we actually hid the knees of the bees?
r/shittyaskscience • u/Traditional_Law_1492 • 16h ago
Please
r/shittyaskscience • u/RaspberryTop636 • 1d ago
đ đđ đĄ
r/shittyaskscience • u/mmahusky • 1d ago
Scientists keep telling me there are extremely hot, incredibly dense neutron stars that are so attracted to each other they literally bend spacetime.
Yet apparently some of these idiots have been circling each other for millions of years without making physical contact.
Are they playing hard to get? Is this some kind of orbital friend zone?
r/shittyaskscience • u/NationalFault6813 • 1d ago
It seems inefficient for plants to rely entirely on the sun, especially during the night or on cloudy days. Bioluminescence already exists in deep-sea creatures and insects, so the biological mechanism clearly exists.If a plant could emit its own light and capture it with its own leaves, it would create a closed system of infinite energy. What evolutionary barrier is preventing crops from growing in total darkness?
r/shittyaskscience • u/Kilibanos05 • 1d ago
Is Zealandia already owned by someone cause i feel like they owe me at least some land if they use my idea.
r/shittyaskscience • u/sporadic_blueberry • 2d ago
I'm no astronomist but I just feel like it could get way bigger
r/shittyaskscience • u/AKhakiNerfHerder • 2d ago
And would it have wifi capabilities?
r/shittyaskscience • u/TeacupOfSkepticism • 2d ago
Are we foolish?
r/shittyaskscience • u/awesomefutureperfect • 3d ago
Do the british know what they are planning on doing with all this p!ss after they take it or does only their King know? Because they will often ask "are you taking the p!ss" so maybe they aren't even aware it is happening sometimes? Is there some great national p!ss reserve? Do they think it is valuable enough that they feel like they should take it? Because they don't say "are you nicking the p!ss" or maybe they do?
stupid AI made me censor p!ss
r/shittyaskscience • u/Elroe • 3d ago
Does that mean when I get sunburnt on the beach Iâm technically the one that is being cooked rotisserie style?
r/shittyaskscience • u/brockm92 • 3d ago
Wouldn't it technically be masterbation?
r/shittyaskscience • u/zelextron • 4d ago
?
r/shittyaskscience • u/JulianaFire_ • 4d ago
Hoy estoy pensando mucho en por quĂ© seguimos anhelando un aparato ineficiente energĂ©ticamente solo porque sale en las pelĂculas, ignorando las leyes termodinĂĄmicas y de la gravedad.
r/shittyaskscience • u/Optimal_Ad_7910 • 4d ago
Out of all the letters in the English alphabet, only "W" has more than one syllable, having three.
This leads the absurd situation where it is quicker to say "World Wide Web" (3 syllables) than "WWW" (9 syllables).
It appears that "W" is anti-science and is purposely slowing down progress in technology.
I propose changing "double-U" to "wuh" or something similar. Then we could say "wuh wuh wuh" instead of "double-U double-U double-U".
r/shittyaskscience • u/VeterinarianWarm323 • 4d ago
I think this worked at least once.
r/shittyaskscience • u/sykobanana • 4d ago
And if someone was to have an accident with Mr McQueen, could they be charged with manslaughter?
Is there any science rules that one could use to help in this case (asking for a friend)?
r/shittyaskscience • u/pangea1430 • 5d ago
What did the geese even do to be chased?
r/shittyaskscience • u/Betacharliedelta234 • 5d ago
I heard that temperature is just a measure of speed of the atoms in an object. So if I make a car go faster, the atoms move faster. Shouldnât that make the car get hotter? Is that why the engine gets hot?