Science is blue 😂💯 #shorts #foryou

[emperor]

bro jawline so sharp he doesn't even have to use a filter, but also why is bro naked 😳💀

[bo-banski]

my notebooks this year:
math- red
science- green and purple, i went thru 2
english- black
history- blue

[Requiem_xx]

I think math is blue, science is green

[JuniorJesus]

For me, math=blue, science=yellow, history=green, English=red🤔

[Robertthegymbro]

Science is 100% green and we can fight over that 😤

[toxic_wind]

Yeah bro idk why people say its yellow, like science is green 🤦‍♂️

[PureMemesShorts]

Bro let me break the trend: science is green, math is blue, English is red, and history is brown

[drmuffin]

This is so true also SCIENCE IS SCIENCE 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[screaming_guy]

Spanish:yellow representing the colors of the Spanish Flage.
French:cyan representing the qubec and French flag.
Math:blue representing the tears while studying it.
Science:green representing uranium in the periotic table.
History:red representing the blood.
P.E:orange cuz it is what it is.

[thatwasdry]

Damm that jawline

Also does anyone know what this trend means?

[jv______]

Science - Green
Math - Red
History - Orange
English - Purple

[strnks]

Science- green
Math- blue
Reading - red
Social studies - purple
Foreign language - yellow

[rnwlf]

Math: blue
Science: green
English: red
History: yellow

[calebathey]

is a technical and rarely used term that holds the distinction of being one of the longest words in the English language. Coined to describe a specific lung disease caused by the inhalation of very fine silica dust particles, it represents an amalgamation of scientific roots and compounds.

Breaking down the word, "pneumo-" refers to air or lungs, while "ultra-" denotes extreme or beyond. "Micro-" signifies smallness, and "scop-" relates to observation or examination. Combining these elements, we can understand that the word encompasses the idea of an extremely minute observation related to the lungs.

Moving on, "silico-" pertains to silicon, a naturally occurring element commonly found in minerals and rocks. "Volcano-" links the word to volcanoes, indicating a potential source of the fine dust particles. Finally, "coniosis" denotes a lung disease or a condition affecting the respiratory system.

In essence, represents a technical term used to describe a lung disease resulting from the inhalation of very fine silica dust particles that may originate from volcanic activity or other sources. The sheer length of the word is primarily attributed to the specificity and combination of scientific roots involved.

Given its complexity and rarity, is not commonly used in everyday conversation or medical contexts. Instead, more accessible terms such as silicosis or pneumoconiosis are often employed to describe lung diseases caused by the inhalation of fine particles like silica dust.

[Z-lj]

For me my school made it so history is blue English is red math is orange and science is green

[MrBacon_SIGMA]

Tbh i think everyone thinks that science is green, yellow, red, brown or any color. To me science is orange but i dont think anyone agree with me

[Ryguy.]

Bwag I have a video idea.

When you get two of your friends to play with each other and they become better friends than you have been with either of them.

And then you would obviously add your own twist.

[thesmalltime]

Science is blue but true i don’t get it!

[-Mocha-The-Lizafton-Fan]

Whut da heck....
My notebooks:
Math:red
Science:green
History:orange
Spanish:blue

[CalciumEcho]

Sorry bro had to break the 888 likes 🍷 🗿