That's not really what a Low Noise Block Downconverter does...

This guy is an amazing character actor. He was even in one of the Myst games.

I can't help but think the title of the article was meant for me. I've been guilty of complaining about the lack of East Coast meetups. And... Annalee has smacked me a couple times about it too lol.

"These results indicate that the moon either solidified significantly later than scienctists once thought, or that the long-held belief that FAN samples did, in fact, solidify along with the Moon's primordial molten ocean is incorrect.

Dreams do come true.

Ok dude, either way it's not massive. Have you ever been on one?

This is a brilliant crowd control technique. I imagine the bright pink liquid disorients people quite a bit more than you would think.

This would be really cool if it had MIDI support.

I'd like to share that alt quote. Do you know who said it?

Or military satellites...

Proof that the government can't be trusted to run anything efficiently. They should stick to the basics like, you know, making laws, defending the country, etc... Leave the complicated tasks to us nimble citizens.

It's also a VERY ESTABLISHED TERM FOR A SPY. Get over it.

PLEASE BE LOGIC X

Sam Worthington: "...And that's all I really want to say on that."

Hey man, It's like we always said, "No Comms, No Bombs."

Sorry, but I disagree. Those bombers seem like a limited resource and if I were the enemy commander, I would hesitate to send a very valuable weapon into a fight blindly. The enemy made the smart move and cut their losses and ran in the face of a potentially very effective new enemy tactic.

I still love this show, even though it's not quite up to par with some of the other SciFi classics. There's just something about it I guess.

Dark Energy is used to explain the fact that there doesn't appear to be enough stuff in the universe, the math doesn't add up. He's trying to explain that by saying maybe there's just a billion billion more planets than were ever expected.

This looks like the ideal spot for the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity, forget the planned crater... go here!