When the JW Telescope was announced my jaw literally hit the ground - it is an incredible project, the telescope is humungous and it's going to sit in space some 2,500 times further from the Earth than Hubble. This is the one I'm most excited for.

His dual speeches to Tyrol and Roslin in that episode give me shivers every time.

Yeah, but webs are all a spider really has to think about. They don't have to worry about work and crushing student loan debt.

No kidding.

I don't. They are boring, sterile, cliched.

See, that's why I can't hold Aldrin up as a roll model at all. He was an asshole with a lot of character flaws. Armstrong was one of the few people who could stand him. He also was not at all as qualified as Armstrong, who was the better pilot, better engineer, and had a better command personality. Aldrin would…

Approaches casually, comes on strong with thirteen seconds of licking and then tries to mate with the camera. Finally, someone worse than me at dating.

I hope Jeb doesn't screw this up like usual.

I think the sign of a great movie is when you scamper home and immediately preorder the BluRay, download the soundtrack and check screening times later in the week.

A return ticket?

LEO Mystery Goo is worth 100 Science

So it was a pretty quiet day at work. Had me about an hour or so before i could call it quits without causing a fuss when a client emailed me with a last minute, emergency leaflet for the weekend.

The sad truth about anyone currently alive becoming a Martian colonist? Best-case scenario, you're basically just living in a bunker, beneath a barren, irradiated wasteland. Mars without terraforming (meaning without magic) is a post-apocalyptic nightmare, without the mutants. Maybe some of the cannibals, though.

Totally creepy.

Superman versus Batman: The Dick Measuring is the title I want.

"Your turn now," said Schrodinger's cat.