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Scientists recreate conditions of things to gain scientific knowledge on a topic to better be able to observe why or how things happen. This could be done by making miniature versions of events and simulating events using safe methods. | Scientists recreate conditions of things to gain scientific knowledge on a topic to better be able to observe why or how things happen. This could be done by making miniature versions of events and simulating events using safe methods. | ||
− | In this comic, [[Megan]]'s lab | + | In this comic, [[Megan]]'s lab demiscovered that the conditions during the seconds after the {{w|Big Bang}} were extremely hot and unpleasant. They have thus decided to attempt to recreate the conditions of a {{w|tropical}} {{w|beach}} in 2014 instead (7 years prior to when this comic was released). Here, the joke is that instead of recreating a condition for scientific study purposes, Megan and her crew were simply trying to create a pleasant environment for recreation, in the sense of personal enjoyment. |
The title text is a reference to [[1949: Fruit Collider]] a pun of {{w|piña colada}} (Spanish for "strained Pineapple") and a particle {{w|collider}}: the Spanish word "colada" is pronounced similarly to the English word "collider". Taken literally, "piña collider" would be a pineapple collider, which may be interpreted as a fruit juicing machine for making piña coladas. | The title text is a reference to [[1949: Fruit Collider]] a pun of {{w|piña colada}} (Spanish for "strained Pineapple") and a particle {{w|collider}}: the Spanish word "colada" is pronounced similarly to the English word "collider". Taken literally, "piña collider" would be a pineapple collider, which may be interpreted as a fruit juicing machine for making piña coladas. |