Oh boy oh boy.
This looks like a special edition of Dumbest Tweets.
There are so many dumbest tweets out there that they now need their own categories.
A lot of them seem to have problems with Science - so think of this as a little Science lesson
through some special Dumbest Tweets that youve never seen before in our regular series.
My name is Danny Burke - lets get into the Top 10 Dumbest Tweets - Science Edition.
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At number 10 were saying -I forgot how to convert meters to grams and shit too- … you
what mate.
You forgot how to convert a meter into a weight … I don't think thats possible.
Unless, oh god, what if Ive forgotten too.
I hope all of these dumbest tweets arent just things that Ive forgotten from school, lets
see …
Coming in at number 9 were asking -Who decided to make oceans?
Like why make big ass wholes in the ground and fill them with water … and where did
all this water come from?- … yeah, the oceans - who did that?
What a waste of water, just pouring it all into those holes.
We could have drank that.
Who did this.
And once we know that, which of one of you guys made mountains, huh?
They just get in the way - think next time.
At number 8 we have -Who was the first man to step on the sun ??- … ahh thats strange,
I remember watching that Astronaut on TV step out onto the surface of the sun and walk around
for ages, but I just cant remember their name?
I think her name was May - May Dup - yeah that was her name.
Moving on to number 7 -How does the water in a waterfall get back to the top?- #TheWolrd
… the wolrd may never know- … no, we do know how the water gets back up there - its
all part of the water cycle.
A little bit further down, they have a team of people with buckets and they just run up
and down.
Theyre good at staying hidden.
Its hard work but somebodies gotta do it.
I just wanna make sure you all know Im joking, I really don't want any of you to bring up
hidden bucket people the next time you talk about waterfalls …
Next up at number 6 were saying -Wait rhinos arent made of mud?- … ahhh I remember the
day I realised rhinos werent made of mud.
Im sure weve all had that day in our lives - its a pretty life changing realisation.
I mean look at them, they look just like mud.
They cant be made out of flesh and bones - that can only be the work of mud.
Amazing.
Any of you guys made of mud?
Thats a very strange question.
How did we get here.
At number 5 -Is NASA stupid do they not realize that every time they launch a shuttle it puts
a hole in the ozone layer which is what causes …- err, the tweet trail off there but you
get the idea, they think that launching things into space causes holes in the ozone layer.
This would be true if the ozone layer was made out - I dunno, paper?
But its not - its a complex mixture of gases.
It can be damaged by chemicals and air pollution - but not shuttles so, you do your thing NASA.
Ive got your back
At number 4 were asking -Why the hell did Benjamin Franklin have to invent lightning
*slightly unhappy face*- … yeah thanks a lot Benjamin Franklin.
Hes known for being the 6th US President, before that, people think he invented the
lightning rod but no - it was more than that, he actually invented lightning itself.
Before that, there were no lightning bolts coming down and setting things on fire and
now - sigh, lightning everywhere.
Its gone too far.
#endlightning
Number 3 -If you think about it bees have fur (around their neck) … does that mean
they are mammals?!?!?- whoa, I guess it does … dogs are mammals, kangaroos are mammals,
tigers are mammals, HUMANS are mammals and now bees too … because they have a little
bit of fur around their neck.
Welcome to the family bees - sorry for calling you insects for so long.
That was really rude of us.
Number 2 -How many seconds are in a meter??- … whats going on?
This is the second tweet in one video where someone is seriously confused about units
of measurement.
The answer is obvious.
42.
There are 42 seconds in a meter.
Don't forget this fact - it will be on the test.
The test of stupidity.
Hehe.
And finally at number 1 we have -Why do meteors always land in craters like ??? Such a coincidence
yet nobody talks about it- whoooa, that IS really weird, you guys ever seen pictures
of craters like this and heard about meteors landing there - how do they know to land in
those big holes?
Its magical.
Some people will try and tell you that the meteors cause the craters - don't listen to
them.
Listen to Dumb Twitter - its not science, its magic.
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I will be back with our normal Dumbest Tweets in the not too distant future - so I guess
Ill say, I am Danny Burke, thanks as always for watching guys and Ill see you all in the
next video!