I think this is my favourite line: “Inevitably, some poor security officer gets a duffle bag full of 10,000 ants and gets really confused,”
This article about scientists going through airport security is a delight https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/05/that-time-the-tsa-found-a-scientists-3d-printed-mouse-penis/527673/ …pic.twitter.com/vVRCjEhke1
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Detained for carrying weapons of Math Instruction
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I am cryingth is ist he funntwst article ive ever read fmemebrogrkofjiweifien
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We called the TSA for space exp.
@CubesInSpace because one was a tiny clear cube with batteries, computer board, and wires hanging out.
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That must have been a fun trip though security...
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It was scary and we had to tell them they could not scan it (it would mess up the experiment) but they were actually cool about it
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Cool. They listened, and science prevailed.
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If I were Schmidt, my answer to "Why did you get that from the King of Sweden?" would've been: "I gave him things that he was needing."
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"he explained that the white powder was actually freeze-dried Antarctic fur seal milk" omg
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I couldn't stop laughing at this article. "I forgot I had my bat tracker." "Oh, yes, the 10,000 ants."
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the agents opening the frog container and screaming!
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When I was about eighteen I saw a materials science lecture where one exhibit was a titanium hip replacement. He had some stories.
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He originally packed it but it looked like this. He got his baggage rummaged through, A LOT, when it went through the scanner.pic.twitter.com/7652beyR9f
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When he put it in his pocket, he set the metal detector off. They'd ask if he had a hip replacement and he'd say "oh, yes," and take it out.
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Cue astonished pointing at the man who'd apparently ripped out his own hip.
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This is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
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