Purely because it would be the coolest name for a movie ever:

That might be my favorite typo.

Wait so that heart shaped feature is not a heart?

Comet Shoemaker-Levy and the impact on Jupiter following just the barely decades old realization that the Solar System’s asteroid belt isn’t as static as humanity thought it was. Space rocks moved a lot afterall!

He appeared to be a really cool and nice guy. He even showed up in a GCCX webisode to play one of his early games, Balloon Fight.

Can we please have a movie about Eratosthenes working out the diameter of the Earth in 240 BC so that we can end this urban myth that people in the ancient world thought the world was flat?

I’d like to see Ada Lovelace and Charles Babbage’s work on the Difference Engine get its due!

The Enigma of the Aerofoil!

Let’s be careful, here; there’s an obvious choice that did actually get made into a film, the result of which was, well-l-l-l-l...

Does anyone else think Chris Hatfield in the red hood (around 7:00) looks just like John Cleese in Monty Python and the Holy Grail?

Sam Carter! SG-1 gets overlooked so often on things like this. Maybe one day Janet Fraiser will get a box of her own. But it’s nice that there are so many that some have to be left out to keep it from becoming unwieldy.

Oh... and did anyone else think of this too?

Great stuff! Thanks, man!

The Brits Spitfire and the Yanks Mustang. Two of the most beautiful airplanes ever built.

Possibly the most beautiful man-made machine created prior to the invention of CAD. Absolutely stunning in motion and at rest.