Hi, we are the University of Austin Physics and Astronomy Department! We’re excited about our first forbidden course offering “Luminiferous Aether” taught by David Brooks.
We’re not worried about our graduate students unionizing. We give them free pizza twice a week! (We also add a little subliminal messaging in the toppings)
yes this is your ancestral homeland but we must build a telescope on it so that we can observe more stars so our students can write more papers and still not get permanent jobs
Dan, we’d love to have you join the physics faculty here at UATX! You’d fit right in with our professors who tell people they aren’t smart enough rather than actually teach!
@lordofgummies33 I hate to say it, but as a former physics major, if you actually want to go into physics you should be the kind of person who finds this level of material completely obvious at 9 years old.
It's absolutely worth studying -- but physics only needs people who are math freaks.
@KTmBoyle We’d prefer Elon joined our board and be a guest lecturer in our physics department! We’re a leader in understanding cutting edge science, including the cutting edge of our flat earth. We also have labs dedicated to the luminiferous aether. We’d love to have you @elonmusk !
At UATX we don’t discriminate between democrats and republicans, but we are honestly asking ourselves how you’re supposed to say “I’m landing at Bush Airport” without it sounding like an innuendo
Terminology in physics and astro can be confusing. For example, one of our faculty thought a blazar was an active galactic nucleus observed while smoking a blunt