probably should’ve given her a teddy bear instead.
Webcomics featuring sedna's dad
sugar rocket
yes, you can make a rocket with nothing more than table sugar and fertiliser. makes sense if you think about it. sugar has a lot of energy, and potassium nitrate has oxygen, which are the main two ingredients you need for a big boom.
if you want to try this at home, maybe consider looking up some more detailed instructions online. don’t get your pyrotechnical advice from a comic strip, kids.
teacher’s pet
gotta cover all the important stuff first.
checklist
hahaha- oh wait, i have to draw comics for all of them, don’t i? :|
craters
that’s right mates, there’s a crater on mercury called disney (and you’ll know why if you look at its shape). so technically if you were to say “disney is the worst and we should shoot it into the sun”, you could argue you were talking about the crater and the mouse couldn’t sue you.
i’m just saying. you could do that if wanted to. just putting it out there.
(this comic was a real pain in the butt to draw by the way. good thing there’s a 3d map of mercury available online or i would have totally given up on trying to draw all the craters accurately)
astronaut
:)
light pollution
it’s not vandalism if it’s for science™! right?
by the way, to all you confused americans, that thing is called a “cricket bat”. cricket is this crazy sport that’s like baseball but actually slightly interesting.
speed of light
well, this is definitely the nerdiest comic i’ve ever done. sorry to everyone who’s just here for the cute drawings.
this is a really counterintuitive concept, because “travelling through time” is the exact opposite of what it is in a time travel movie. if you travel quickly trough time, you actually get to the future slower (from your perspective).
if you want to “time travel” to the future, you need to move slowly through time (by moving really fast through space, like neutrinos) so that everything else ages much faster than you.
yeah i know it’s confusing. blame einstein, not me.
velocity
fun fact: if you lie around in your room all day, you’ve technically moved further than someone who ran a marathon from east to west in the same time, relative to the centre of the earth.
unfortunately, fitness apps don’t seem to understand this for some strange reason.
chain reaction
according to my 100%-accurate-definitely-not-flawed understanding of causality, every mistake you’ve ever made is actually the big bang’s fault.