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A meme using celestial imagery to depict a social rejection scenario. The top section features a meteor (labeled 'Can I buy you a drink') approaching Earth, which responds 'Sure!' with a cheerful expression. The bottom section shows the meteor重申 its offer ('can I buy YOU a drink'), but Jupiter interjects with 'SHE'S NOT INTERESTED,' positioning itself between the meteor and Earth, effectively 'blocking' the advance. The humor lies in anthropomorphizing celestial bodies to mimic human social interactions, specifically the trope of one person intercepting another's romantic/flirtatious advance.

Meteor Tries to Buy Earth a Drink, Jupiter Interjects

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A 2x2 collage meme. Top-left: An animated blonde woman in a blue floral dress with the text 'I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic!'. Top-right: An animated dark-haired woman in a black top with 'Do men even have feelings?'. Bottom-left: A photograph of NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars with a caption: 'NASA's Perseverance rover loses its hitchhiking pet rock after more than a year together on Mars'. Bottom-right: An animated bearded man with a somber expression, likely reacting to the rock loss. The meme humorously contrasts human skepticism about men's emotions (related to Titanic) with the implied 'grief' of the rover losing its rock, suggesting even inanimate/non-human entities can have emotional attachments.

Titanic Tears vs Mars Rock Grief

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A screenshot-style meme depicting a fictional Twitter/X post by Elon Musk. The post includes a 0:11 video thumbnail of a rocket launching (resembling a SpaceX vehicle) with the text 'Not AI' above it, shared from 'LilHumansBigImpact'. Engagement metrics显示 17K comments, 30K retweets, 336K likes, and 29M views. Below the post, the top comment by 'BASED SAVAGE' (@crackcobain_) reads: 'You're in the files nigga don't try this space man shit now'. The timestamp is '2:57 AM - Jan 31, 2026' with 984.6K views. The meme humorously combines Elon Musk's association with space ventures and a sarcastic comment implying he has problematic records ('in the files'), mocking his space-focused public persona.

Elon in the files

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A meme featuring a screenshot of a 2017 news article from The Express Tribune's Technology section with the headline 'Mars missions may be all-female to avoid astronauts having sex during 1.5-year journey'. Below the headline, there is a photo of four female astronauts in blue NASA uniforms posing in front of a spacecraft. The article shows 32,756 shares with Facebook and Twitter share buttons. A Twitter comment from Adrienne Adele Cox (@AdrienneACox) is overlaid at the bottom, reading 'Should we tell them? I wanna tell them..', which humorously critiques the article's premise by implying same-sex relationships were not considered in the logic of preventing sexual activity during space travel.

That will be a great 1.5 years journey!

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A multi-panel meme featuring edited screenshots from the Star Wars franchise. The panels depict a humorous interaction between Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa inside a spaceship. Luke complains about being cold, Leia dismissively notes that space is cold, and Luke reacts with frustration, questioning why the billion-dollar ship lacks proper heating and threatening to 'choke the shit out of' Leia for her comment. The humor stems from relatable frustration with discomfort in an environment that should logically be comfortable, subverting the high-tech sci-fi setting with everyday annoyance.

Old but gold

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A meme featuring a bell curve labeled with IQ scores (ranging from 55 to 145) and corresponding percentiles (0.1%, 2%, 14%, 68%, 14%, 2%, 0.1%). Three cartoon characters are positioned at different points on the curve: a simple-drawn figure at the far left (low IQ, 0.1%), a crying Wojak-like character at the top center (average IQ, 68%), and a serious hooded figure at the far right (high IQ, 0.1%). Each character is accompanied by the text 'Rockets are cool as fuck,' humorously implying universal agreement on the appeal of rockets regardless of IQ level. The bottom left corner contains an 'imgflip.com' watermark.

Rockets Are Cool As Fuck Across IQ Scores

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The image features astronaut Leland Melvin in an orange NASA spacesuit, sitting and interacting with his two golden retriever dogs, Jake and Scout. One dog is licking Melvin's face while the other looks up at him, both appearing happy and excited. The background includes an American flag and a model of a space shuttle. Above the image, there is encouraging text: 'If you're having a bad day, remember that Astronaut Leland Melvin chose to pose for his official NASA portrait with his two dogs, Jake and Scout. You're welcome.'

Astronaut Leland Melvin's Wholesome NASA Portrait with His Dogs

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The image features a vast ocean under a cloudy sky as the background. At the top center, there is a red-circled graphic containing numerous small white specks, likely intended to represent atoms. Below this graphic, bold uppercase text reads: 'A SINGLE WATER MOLECULE CONTAINS MORE HYDROGEN ATOMS THAN THERE ARE STARS IN THE ENTIRE SOLAR SYSTEM.' The visual juxtaposes the ocean (symbolizing water) with the atomic graphic to emphasize the claim, though the statement is factually incorrect (a water molecule has 2 hydrogen atoms; the Solar System has approximately 1 star).

A Single Water Molecule vs. Solar System Stars

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A screenshot of two tweets from X.com. The first tweet, posted by WeRateDogs (@dog_rates) on 4/6/20, features a photo of a brown bulldog named Nellie walking on grass with a large, transparent bubble surrounding her head, humorously framed as an 'astronaut' on a 'spacewalk.' The caption reads: 'This is Nellie. She's an astronaut. Please don't interrupt her spacewalk. 13/10' (a signature WeRateDogs over-10 rating). Below this, a reply tweet from NASA (@NASA) on the same date references Neil Armstrong's famous moon landing quote, adapting it to: 'That's one small boop for the pup; one giant boop for pupkind.' accompanied by a paw print and rocket emoji. The tweets have engagement metrics: 682 comments, 32K retweets, and 261K likes for WeRateDogs' post, and 148 comments, 4.4K retweets, and 65K likes for NASA's reply.

Bulldog 'Astronaut' Gets NASA's Stamp of Approval

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by 'Curiosity @MAstronomers' announcing the discovery of a cave on the Moon by the Japanese probe Kaguya. The post includes a grayscale image of the lunar surface showing a circular hole (approximately 65 meters in diameter and 50 meters deep) that leads to a subsurface tunnel. The image has a scale bar labeled '100 meters' for reference. The tweet details the discovery and has 809.6K views, timestamped January 11, 2026, at 11:21 PM.

Japanese Probe Kaguya Discovers Cave on the Moon

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The image features NASA astronaut Anne C. McClain in a spacesuit with the American flag in the background. A circular inset shows another woman, later identified as her ex-wife Summer Worden. The text overlay states that Worden admitted fabricating claims of being the victim of the 'first crime committed in space,' referring to an incident where she accused McClain of accessing her bank account from the International Space Station. The original 9Gag title humorously references the retraction by joking that 'crime rate in space isn't 100% lesbian women anymore,' alluding to the same-sex relationship context of the dispute.

NASA Astronaut's Ex-Wife Admits Space Crime Claim Was Fabricated

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A photograph of astronaut Zena Cardman wearing a white spacesuit with an American flag patch on the right shoulder and the name 'Z. Cardman' printed on the chest. She stands with her arms crossed inside what appears to be the interior of a spacecraft, with metallic seats and equipment visible in the background. The image is accompanied by a speculative comment from 9Gag suggesting Crew-11 is returning early due to a 'medical condition,' with the claim that Cardman is pregnant.

Crew-11 is coming back early because `medical condition`. Okay, I'm calling it now: Zena Cardman is pregnant.

A photograph of astronaut Zen…