Physics Pick Up Lines

If you use these pick-up lines, don't be surprised if things get physical!

Physics Pick Up Lines

Just like a blue supergiant star, you’re exceedingly hot and extremely bright.
I’m not an astronomer, but I still promise to give you the sun, moon, and stars.
Woah, that attractive field of yours is pulling me in! By any chance, are you a Van de Graaff generator?
Are you a singularity? Not only are you attractive, but the closer I get to you, the faster time seems to slip by.
You must be from the cosmos because your body is heavenly.
Are you a centripetal force? Because you make my world go round.
My love for you is like the universe… never-ending!
If there was no gravity on this planet, I would still fall for you.
Are you the moon? Because even when it’s dark you still seem to shine.
The direction fields of my heart all point to you.
According to Newton’s law of universal gravitation, If I’m attracted to you, then you’re attracted to me.
Wanna dance? I can really put your inertia in motion.
Could you tell me the oxidation state of this atom and your phone number?
Not even Fahrenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin can measure how hot you are!
Are we going to do some gravity experiments? Okay, let’s test how fast I would free fall for you.
If you were a laser, you'd be set on stunning.
You must be vaporizing from a solid-state because I think you are absolutely sublime.
You seem to be traveling at the speed of light because time always seems to stop when I look at you.
I’m attracted to you like the earth is attracted to the sun – with a large force inversely proportional to the distance squared.
You’ve been here for short while, but my heart is beating really fast and I can feel some surface tension between us.
You are such a perfect arrangement of atoms.
Hey, want to get together sometime since we both have unpaired electrons?
Your gravitational pull is irresistible!
I think you might be a star because I can’t stop orbiting around you.
I'm attracted to you like the Earth is attracted to the Sun - with a large force inversely proportional to the distance squared.
According to the second law of thermodynamics, you’re supposed to share your hotness with me.
You must have been born in an open cluster because you shine as if you were a young star.
All I want is to fill that vacuum in your heart.
Do you live on Mars? ‘Cause, you look out of this world.
Like the ideal vacuum, you’re the only thing in my universe.
You be the battery, I’ll be the aluminum foil and together we’ll light up the world.
I feel an attraction between the two of us that is more than just our physical gravitation.
Is your nickname Mercury? Cause you look habitable.