New Stylish Science Tattoos

Universal laws of nature

and Egghead Tattoos
He's got one just like this on his head, but it shows a bone.

A real science fan would have Pluto removed from the tattoo.

Pi. Because mathematical constants are in, and kanji is so last year.

This is the only part of the body where the entire ruler would fit.

We like salt, too, but we're happy just to sprinkle it on our food.

Darwin's famous finches -- a cool idea, but to most it will look like the Toronto Blue Jays logo.

A very nice portrait of Charles Darwin's great-great-great-grandfather, Sir Bubbles.

"Oh, so that's what my tattoo is supposed to look like."



The flux capacitor tattoo. That's the power of drugs.

Is that a dinosaur or a chicken?

If he gets tired of the heart, it's an easy modification into Scorpion from "Mortal Kombat.



According to DiscoverMagazine.com: "The diagram is part of the key used on the Pioneer 10 and 11 plaques and the Voyager 1 and 2 records. It represents the spin-flip transition of neutral atomic hydrogen, and so provides a universal physical constant, a measure of length and of time, by virtue of the photon it emits." Which is exactly what we thought, but it's good when your hunches are confirmed.

In this case, "Google" is slang for "eat a lot of biscuits."

Yeah, we'd want to reboot that tat, too.

He has to go back to the ink shop every few weeks for security updates to fix all the bugs.

The good news? These are great likenesses of the "Star Trek" characters. The bad news? It's "Star Trek," and you're a dork.

Of all the extinct animal species that people choose to immortalize in ink, the Swayzetaur is the easily the boldest choice.