by PotatoSkin1239876Roger May 17, 2021
A mom when they explain or lecture the most unrealistic reasons with no proven evidence that they’ve heard from myths that were debunked a while ago, or heard from other moms who are also clueless. (Especially on social media, primarily on Facebook or Instagram)
Mom: That damn phone is why you’re being crazy right now!
Son: (Oh my god, not the damn mom-science again.)
Son: (Oh my god, not the damn mom-science again.)
by sometypeofbranch May 13, 2023
WOW! I can't believe Ariana goes to such a nerd school. She is too cool for Fulton Science Academy!!
by bestpersonintheworld38845859 February 25, 2021
A three-week, intensive introduction to the sciences for all first-year undergraduate students at Bard College.
by 69bridge January 08, 2011
noun; a field of science in which mythological or mystical ideas were transformed into scientific knowledge, acknowledging the role of myth in the early development of human understanding.
The ancient belief in divine beings controlling the weather was a mytho-science that inspired early meteorological studies, leading to the scientific understanding of atmospheric phenomena
by ARog59 August 28, 2024
by imsa groper June 17, 2022
Term used to describe the creative yet unrealistic science in many science fiction films, such as Timecop. This can involve altering history, or a person traveling back in time and touching their younger self, thereby destroying both the past and present versions of themselves because matter cannot occupy the same place at the same time.
Person 1: "Timecop is such a good movie!"
Person 2: "Yeah, it's good even though they use punk science to explain their time travel theories."
Person 1: "Punk science?"
Person 2: "Yeah, that movie is so full of scientific inconsistencies it isn't funny!"
Person 1: "It's still a good movie, though!"
Person 2: "Agreed!"
Person 2: "Yeah, it's good even though they use punk science to explain their time travel theories."
Person 1: "Punk science?"
Person 2: "Yeah, that movie is so full of scientific inconsistencies it isn't funny!"
Person 1: "It's still a good movie, though!"
Person 2: "Agreed!"
by Ace Corona April 23, 2011