Comics about science | Roonie the Rabbit

Why the Sky is Blue

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Stars

A rabbit and lizard lie down in a field and stare at the night sky. RABBIT: I think stars are shy little PIXIES that only come out at night and flutter around.

LIZARD: Th- they're actually enormous, constantly exploding balls of gas and unimaginably hot plasma.

Competing Theories

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Evidence

A skink examines one orange leaf amidst a tree full of green ones. SKINK (thinking): SCIENCE IS PERFECT! It is an unfeeling quest for the truth! I am ready to two out my life's work if new evidence appears!

SKINK (thinking): Though... if I were to just find more data that supported my PAST work... I would look WAY smarter... for WAY less effort...

Scientist

A skink examines a bug with a magnifying glass. SKINK (thinking): I am a scientist. I watch. I question. I think of answers. I test my answers.

SKINK (thinking): I understand an immense amount about the world and those who live in it.