Or the map. HOM!

That movie is probably the most accurate depiction of medieval arms and armor in all of cinema.

Incidentally, I was at the Higgins Armory Museum in Worcester, MA yesterday and saw a very similar helmet. I guess some virility symbols that should go away just keep coming back, huh?

Downsides: You can't really get your hands dirty and still be a Princess.

First of all, you think a Rubik's Cube has nothing to do with math?

So everybody loves to rag on the liquid restriction because it is a slight inconvenience to them, but rather than being "absurd" there is, in fact, a lot of science and risk management behind it. The TSA itself has even explained a large portion of the rationale, and their explanation speaks directly to the most…

It's on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_earth…

The human ability to solve problems - whether naturally occurring or those we make for ourselves. This is also why I think the post-apocalyptic genre is, in general, full of crap.

The human ability to solve problems - whether naturally ocurring or those we make for ourselves. This also happens to be why I think the post-apacalyptic genre is, in general, full of crap.

Are you already panicking about what to buy your friends and family for the holidays this year? Don't. First of all, it isn't even December yet

I have two things to say here-

Lots more things than ISS orbit in the LEO altitude range.

Melificent (sp?) is amazing.

I guess the artist was extrapolating from her hips?

Sigh...why'd you have to make this about cannons and guns, Jesus?

CubeSats aren't much of a threat for triggering the Kessler Syndrome. (So far) they lack propulsion systems, which means they can't "reboost" their orbits in response to atmospheric drag pulling them down. The longest-lived CubeSats only last a few months, in general, before they burn up and fall to Earth as dust.

You can. Just not a very big one!

Just close your eyes and pretend all the orbits work. It's better that way.

I desperately wish that this movie does NOT get a sequel, because it is such a terrific stand-alone as it is. It has a clear beginning, middle, and end; one of the best things about it is how easy it is to imagine what *could* be after (or before) the events depicted. More movies in the same universe would destroy all…

She ALso put on a LOT of weIGHT BEtween the two gamES.