Hydrogen Memes

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Everyone's A Gangster Until The Laplacian Goes Spherical

Everyone's A Gangster Until The Laplacian Goes Spherical
The math just got REAL spherical! This meme is playing on the classic "everyone's a gangster until..." format but with a quantum physics twist! 😂 When solving the Schrödinger equation for hydrogen atoms, physicists have to transform the Laplacian operator into spherical coordinates, and suddenly that innocent-looking ∆f turns into this terrifying multi-term monster with sines, partial derivatives, and enough subscripts to make you cry. It's basically the mathematical equivalent of thinking you're tough until you meet the final boss! No wonder physics students have nightmares about this transformation!

The Sun: Visible Fusion

The Sun: Visible Fusion
Ever looked up at the sky and thought "wow, that's just a giant nuclear reactor floating in space"? That's our Sun - casually fusing hydrogen atoms into helium at its core while we're down here taking selfies! The meme brilliantly captures this mind-blowing reality with "[visible fusion]" - because that blazing ball of fire is literally showing off its nuclear fusion powers in broad daylight! The most powerful explosion we'll ever witness is just... hanging out... in the sky... every single day. Talk about the ultimate flex! 💥☀️

Periodic Table Drama: Hydrogen Gets The Pluto Treatment

Periodic Table Drama: Hydrogen Gets The Pluto Treatment
Scientific gatekeeping strikes again! First they came for Pluto, now they're coming for hydrogen? The image shows what appears to be an atom or atomic structure visualization, while the fake news headline claims hydrogen is getting kicked off the periodic table for being "too small" — just like Pluto got demoted from planet status. The cherry on top is that additional "breakthrough" about "Sus Scrofa" test flights (that's just the scientific name for domestic pigs). Looks like someone's trying to make chemistry as controversial as astronomy! Next week's headline: "Electrons deemed too negative, replaced with more upbeat particles."