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Any Science Student Can Appreciate and Laugh at these Scientific Memes

August 6, 2025 by Shelley Thompson

NASA is Taking Away The Sun

Does this sound funny? Yeah, it does because it is impossible to take the sun because of its hotness. However, because the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is the body responsible for science and technology related to air and space, this makes them the sole determinants of many scientific things and how humankind manages or mismanages elements especially the moon and sun. In this picture, a truck is seen carrying the sun or distorted on camera to look like it. 

Image credit: @scienceaway

The meme claims that NASA has taken the sun for maintenance purposes. Maybe the creator feels that the sun might have been so tired after working for billions of years. Therefore, to keep enjoying its supplies, NASA must fix it before returning to space. This is certainly not true. It shows the work of NASA in trying to balance the solar system to keep it in place for the maximum use of humanity. Besides, this is just an image shot of a truck passing by the sun, taken at the right time. 

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