@JeevesofRKdia: If you want prehistoric relics, look at anything. Our atoms have existed almost since the beginning of the universe.

Where are the haunting visions?

@DH: I was going to say something in the same line, but you beat me to it.

Nobody is going to say anything about the extremely hot girl at 0:10-0:11?

As much as I like Aliens and all it's gadgets, in this case I think I prefer these replicas from District 9:

When you can find things like a $1.2 million f#cking watch, you realize the world is a little f#cked up.

@ZZZYZZZ: At least someone got it.

@Beardstorming: This stuff is total nonsense. I mean, what's the point? Hey, we are going to get attacked by terrorists! Really? Where, when?!? Run for your lives!

Lot's of weird stuff, but the cube showers at 00:36 were awesome. They look like some kind of alien spacecraft. I wonder if there is a fountain like that somewhere.

@colinPKT: Are you being serious?

As someone who likes chemistry as a hobby, I wonder what is the law in the USA.

Are you sure this aren't innovators? It's usually the enthusiasts that buy first, then the early adopters.

So, here I am, all excited when reading the title of this article, thinking that we could avoid Universe last fate without the need for an AC to learn how to reverse the direction of entropy.

Step 1: Take away the FLASK.

This is PJ. When you do that, you want to be as close to the real thing as possible. You don't start using special effects.

@ingolstadt: So, you are comparing a medical examination from a professional that you want to do, to a TSA pat down by a security guard that you don't want to happen?

@wheresmyjetpack: Other countries don't live in fear like yours, don't use draconian security measures and haven't had terrorist attacks in years.

If you think that robot arm is precise, you should watch this:

@Dayvan Cowboy: I think you shouldn't watch so many movies. Remember, they are fantasy.

@appletweak: You took the words out of my mouth.