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Physics Class Is In Session
June 14, 2026

Physics Class Is In Session

that's not how the universe works at all

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legobil · June 17, 2026

I mean, the Y-axis only seems flat, until it isn’t. Just like our universe!

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Conrad Rogers · June 15, 2026

Weirdly, the (mostly) cylindrical section in the centre is flat as well -- you can unfold a cylinder into a flat sheet and so it has "flat" geometry. But the part where the radius changes is negatively curved -- a triangle inscribed on the neck of the beer bottle would have its angles add to less than 180.... So if the surface of the universe were a beer bottle, there would only be accelerating expansion near the neck of the bottle... and I think that means we never get to the actual beer. That's an ironic universe made by a mocking Canadian god, that is.

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alphanor · June 14, 2026

One word: synergy!!

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alphanor · June 14, 2026

Liz powers release engaged!!

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Boots McGoot · June 14, 2026

they're gonna make such sweet science together

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Ísabel Pirsic · June 14, 2026

The content of the bottle is responsible for spin 😵‍💫!

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Steve · June 15, 2026

This just begs the question. Between Liz and Emily, which is the bottom quark, and which is the top quark?

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Dosbilliam · June 14, 2026

I remember reading about string theory in high school and this just makes me feel the same way I did then. :P

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Chris Warren · June 14, 2026

It rocks that Liz is making friends with Emily. It'll be really good for her.

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Mad Marie · June 14, 2026

"My God...it's full of stars!" "No, Dave, those are just CO2 bubbles." "Oh. Thanks, Hal. Um. Well then...My God...it smells like hops!"

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't brew that."

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OldGoat · June 14, 2026

I actually understood that. I am now afraid. Where has my familiar and comfortable math simpleton mind gone?

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Fart Captor · June 14, 2026

They should almost certainly kiss about it

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Andrew · June 14, 2026

It’s the only way to be sure

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darklion · June 14, 2026

That's the story anyway. But the string theorists always run into a problem when you try to Lorentz transform the wrapped-up dimension. Nothing that should happen does.

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Miyaa · June 14, 2026

Good thing the Lorenz number is a dimensionless number that relates a material's thermal conductivity to its electrical conductivity at a given temperature. Which I’m sure both Liz and Emily know about from their own expertise.

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Sleepy John · June 14, 2026

It’s amazing how many theories in physics get started when a could of grad students get sh*tfaced together. Granted, almost all of them are wrong, but the ones that work (and someone can remember after they sober up) are gangbusters.

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James Anthony · June 14, 2026

I seem to recall seeing a comment on one of these like a decade ago where Jeph said that Marten being happy was never going to happen in the series. I'm glad we've moved away from that. I like seeing him in a happy relationship.

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Maurice Kessler · June 14, 2026

Donald Sutherland: "... a tiny, little universe." Thomas Hulce: "Can I buy some pot from you?"

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

Of COURSE the universe isn't a beer bottle. It's more like a cake. A delicious, moist, fluffy chocolate cake with just the right amount of frosting and strawberries and what were we talking about again? Is anyone else hungry? https://web.archive.org/web/20260326041556/https://questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=5198

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Andrew · June 14, 2026

But it’s always a lie!

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voyager-ngc5195 · June 14, 2026

"Our species developed warp technology from beer bottles" - Either Star Trek Engineers or Space Orcs, They're Pretty Much The Same Thing

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Kevin McCarthy · June 14, 2026

Maybe it's just me, but this conversation happening would make more sense if they were stoned instead of drunk.

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voyager-ngc5195 · June 14, 2026

Who needs drugs when you have science (and a sizeable funding budget)

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Shannon Woodbury · June 14, 2026

Little known fact -- reality actually takes the form of an echidna. It's got to be - no other explanation exists for why no matter where we go, or which way we turn, we're constantly surrounded by a bunch of massive pricks.

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

Bah, pure nonsense, entirely unsupported by any scientific evidence. It's actually a hedgehog.

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Jon Wilson · June 14, 2026

I'm not a theorist, but this is a passably adequate explanation of large extra dimensions from an experimentalist's perspective. It would be really weird.

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Andrew · June 14, 2026

Is that Bolson Beer, or Boltzmann Beer?

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

Somehow, when Liz gets drunk, it always comes back around to Boltzmann... https://web.archive.org/web/20260318142920/https://www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=5283

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William Cole · June 14, 2026

Maybe this is why Liz keeps getting drunk. She's trying to DRINK the universe!

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Brendan Luster · June 14, 2026

the universe is actually a very tasty noodle shape, but isn't actually very tasty

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

I mean, *parts* of the universe are pretty tasty. Mostly the parts that are actual noodles.

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Andrew · June 14, 2026

“Now imagine the inside of a ping-pong ball” … [universe blips out of existence]

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Michael Steamweed · June 14, 2026

Jeph you must give all the cosmologists moar headaches! They deserve it! (they know what they did) ((no not really...they don't deserve it...we gotta be nice to our poor overworked cosmologists)) (((i'm a great supporter of anyone who studies aurelia's dog cosmo)))

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

The greatest scientific minds of our age have failed to come up with a unified theory of Cosmo that can explain both why she in so pointy and how she can be such a good girl. Truly it is the mystery of our time.

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enchantedsleeper · June 14, 2026

At least with Zlata taken home, Claire and Marten can keep an eye on one each xD

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Sean Kinlin · June 14, 2026

The dimensions are coming from inside the bottle!

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Bookbeard · June 14, 2026

The dimensions are coming from and/or going to in/outside the Klein bottle.

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Sean Kinlin · June 14, 2026

QC bottle episode.

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ValdVin · June 14, 2026

I'm visualizing a Klein bottle for that one.

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Sydney J Freedberg · June 14, 2026

I feel like a "hyperpod" would be polyamorist slang

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Joseph Bonnar · June 14, 2026

Random thought of the day: We need more Upsettia in our life. Preferably with more Horologia.

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Mark Eichin · June 14, 2026

Upsettia might have a problem with that though. (Horologia, or The Biblically Accurate one are probably up for it, though :-)

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Joseph Bonnar · June 14, 2026

Pay attention, students. There WILL be a quiz later. :) And NO, it will not be about butts or butt curvature. Get yer minds outta the gutter!

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Michael Steamweed · June 14, 2026

How about 11-dimensional butt curvature?

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Aerin Moriarty · June 14, 2026

Now KISS (Keep Instigating Space Shenanigans)

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Tim Starliper · June 15, 2026

The other one would work as well. Just sayin'

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EC Duke · June 14, 2026

I mean the field coupling strength is a curiosity. Reality being a well-formed and compact beer-bottle manifold would at least explain what is on the other side of the Schwarzschild Radius though...

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Buck Caldwell · June 14, 2026

One of these days, some cosmologist friend of yours is going to react to a strip like this, and say "Yeah, I mean of course it's not like this, because..." followed by 8 hours of mad scribbling before they call you and ask if you'll be the co-author of their paper and you end up with a Nobel.

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Michael Steamweed · June 14, 2026

How much I gotta chip in on the Kickstarter to make this happen??!

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Steve DeGroof · June 14, 2026

Only 11 dimensions? You need at least 13 dimensions just to explain cats.

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Miyaa · June 14, 2026

Trust me, there is nothing worse than drunk meteorologists either drunk forecasting whether a tornado is going to touch down or drunk complain about the movie Twister, right down to their breakfast.

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Jay · June 14, 2026

older sister for Liz acquired

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Andrea Andrew · June 14, 2026

Liz and Emily need to be partners (both romantically and professionally) to get Liz out of her burn out.

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Miyaa · June 14, 2026

It starts out with a computer simulation of the big bang. The night ends with a porn version of Uranus.

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Rich Holmes · June 14, 2026

Well it SHOULD be

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Michael · June 14, 2026

If you ever want to start a fight in a physocs department talk about m-theory/string-theory

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Dave, Duke of Fridges · June 14, 2026

I swear guys in 10 years string theory will totally work out. And in 5 we'll have cold fusion!

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Zak Reichle · June 14, 2026

I continue to adore Emily

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Joel Bateman · June 14, 2026

EXTREME ZOOM

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Michael Steamweed · June 14, 2026

EXTREME PUPILS