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Although it's unofficial, it's the best way to browse the Troll Science comics. You can watch, zoom or share more than 8000 epic stories from trollscience.com in both portrait and landscape mode. And you can see the new ones the moment they appear online.
Feel free to share any suggestions with me or report a bug in the comments or by email. You don't know what Troll Science is? Here is a good description by KnowYourMeme:
Troll Science, also known as "Troll Physics", is a rage comic series illustrating various experiments that are based on faulty understanding of scientific concepts. The intentionally pseudo-scientific drawings are often used to mislead the viewers or frustrate science educators and students for their obvious errors.
While troll science is rumored to have started on 4chan, the earliest known example was submitted to the f7u12 rage comic subreddit in a post titled "Troll Physics" on September 13th, 2010. The comic featured a drawing of a self-propelled truck powered by two horseshoe magnets facing each other, which would be theoretically impossible based on their placement. The post received only 44 up votes and 4 comments prior to being archived.
On September 30th, the website Troll Science was launched, which served as a database for troll science images. On October 1st, the "Troll Physics" blog was created on the microblogging site Tumblr. The next day, another Tumblr blog was created titled "Fuck Yeah Troll Science." On October 3rd, a thread titled "Troll Physics" was posted on the Newgrounds Forums, where its members were encouraged to create their own versions. The same day, a thread featuring several troll physics comics was started on the BodyBuilding Forums by member Vorian. October 17th, YouTuber Cidwel uploaded a video titled "Troll Physics Explained – Today: Infinite Car Power!", showing footage of a functioning magnet car in the Nintendo DS game Scribblenauts.
On October 25th, the Internet culture blog Urlesque published an article by Will Zweigart titled "We Showed 'Troll Physics' Comics to a Physics Professor. Here's His Reaction", in which the New School natural science professor David Morgan explained the fallacies inherent in several troll science comics. On December 27th, the tech news blog Geekosystem published a post titled "21 Vital Lessons in Troll Science", featuring a slideshow of notable examples of the comics. On January 30th, 2012, the app "Troll Science" was uploaded to the iTunes store, including 90 troll comics for viewing on a mobile device. The meme has continued to spread on Memebase and Tumblr under the tag "troll science." As of July 2nd, 2012, a Facebook page for "Troll Science" has accumulated over 27,000 likes.
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