I'm going to wait. I still remember that version of iTunes that deleted any HDD's/Volumes that started with a space. Why invite that chance when you can wait a week.

Is it true that if the Hubble Space Telescope is turned around, it can harness the light from the sun to produce a short blast of concentrated power enough to vaporize a target? I heard it has to be short so that the mirrors/optics on it don't melt. Someone said this picture was from a test shot of it on a target…

Is this the same one James May went to?

Poof.

Or bikes.

For a good guide and video to demonstrate the best way to lock your bike up, check out this link: [consumerist.com] It was informative to me, and for a few extra dollars you can ensure your bike stays where you leave it.

Have y'inz checked out DoodleOfBoredom's artwork? [doodleofboredom.com]

Next can Gizmodo explain why my pants occasionally make a noise like a balloon?

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but even today's current PV panels can generate a voltage at night, using the sunlight reflected off the moon. I was told by someone that if you don't need a flashlight to walk around outside because of the moonlight, panels would be putting out power.

At least he stopped trying to find the perfect dozen eggs.

Since Big Ben sits on a pivot as it hangs, does this mean they just have to adjust the device that smacks it to make the chime? I would assume gravity holds the bell at a steady angle, while the clapper mechanism would be mounted to the tower itself.

The tower? The tower! Rapunzel! Rrrrrrrrapunzel!

I blame The Doctor. Remember when he glanced the tower with the Tardis?

How exactly does gunfire illuminate? I mean, yeah, you can use all tracer rounds, but they don't throw off much light.

So would they repaint them, or just take a sand-blaster to the blue paint and make it metal colored again. Or they could use contact paper...

That looks shopped. I think you mis-spelled Navy on one of the wings, and it was propagated when you cloned the jet 3 more times.

Yes.

Even opened it in a new window: [s165.photobucket.com]

Not that I can see. I apologize if a glitch has caused me not to see it. Is Gizmodo coded to run on Chrome?

Also,