It's pretty clear in the article that it has to be starship capable of traveling from one star system to another. Serenity only operated within one system, no FTL drive.
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How does a ship that breaks down as much as the Falcon even place on the list?
@BrknPheonix: Not all of the world is limited by the ridiculous ATT carrier standards.
@ShanaLD: There's a lot of green in the recent picture, you have to look for it since it was taken at night. There are a lot of waters' edge parks and open space.
@01SNKOWNR: It's not about cramming things in before the money runs out. It's about somewhere for all the people to live and work. Shanghai population growth in the last 20 years has been explosive. Since the 1990 census the total population increased by 3.4 million, or 25.5%. And people have to live somewhere.
@Arsenal0206: No, Anakin was not going to push Palpatine out the window, because he needs him to "save" Padme.
@sephycloneno15: He missed the two biggest bad guys in the galaxy - Darth Sidious and Anakin Skywalker. That's a big "DUH" in my book.
Wouldn't this be a problem if Betelgeuse's polar axis is pointed in our direction? I thought that meant we would get bombarded by gamma rays.
It doesn't have to involve time travel. It could be a modern day mystery that just has continual flashbacks to events 50 years earlier on Alcatraz.
Beyond the moral implications, the problem with bringing back long extinct animals like this is they would at best be just on-off curiosities. We don't have enough different, distinct DNA from which to create viable populations of extinct species. There are only a few barely viable samples of mammoth DNA in the world,…
@CallMeJordy265: Yes, but he looted art for his private collections.
@elsee28: I thought the same thing. Looks ripe for Nazi plunder.
@FriedPeeps will kill for a CR-48: You "Kirk-ed" him!
@grindking: Yup. Stick with the G2, Nexus One, Nexus S, and you'll be fine. Anything else and you're at the mercy of the manufacturer and the carrier.
The same Nerf revolver is sitting on the corner of my desk right now.
I guess you're all too young to remember the real golden age of awful television - the mid to late 70s. Sure, there were gems like Barney Miller, but have any of you actually watched an entire episode of Charlie's Angels, The Love Boat, Welcome Back Kotter, or Battle of the Network Stars? With only three TV networks…
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@GranMastaB614: don't you want to see what the rates and plans are for these features?