#subatomic particles

[dradamwilsonrules]

“I came across this while searching for inspiration for my power point slides and I would like to share the hilarity with my fellow science enthusiasts.”

“I am still laughing at this and I should be in bed right now, but I can’t stop laughing.” 🤣

[moistdragonfruit]

I made this after dumping a bunch of info about leptons onto my friend today skfjdkkdjd

[headphones-lifeform]

This too is Spirk

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[stemgirlchic]

do you guys visualize subatomic particles (electrons, protons, neutrons, quarks, etc.) with color? (yes, i know that's not how subatomic particles work)

yes, a consistently different color for different subatomic particles (tags!)

yes, with each type a different color but not the same colors every time

yes, all subatomic particles the same color regardless of what they are (??)

no

i have never found myself visualizing subatomic particles

some other infinitely nuanced answer?? (tags!)

Voting ended onAug 31, 2024

[simonoliverseville]

“I attempted to explain subatomic particles to Theodore and now he thinks the entire universe is made of invisible Lego.” 🤦🏻‍♂️

[wondercat64]

I'm a little late but HAPPY MOLE DAY TO THOSE WHO CELEBRATE

[mysharona1987]