@Kakkoii: And Garrison's buddy Mr. Hand!

I want a full sized Millennium Falcon.

I want to see a 2.57 petaflops steampunk supercomputer.

Yeah yeah yeah, nothing to see here.

@dibs ODDJOB: It's fun to stay at the...

@se7a7n7: Classic episode!

There's been a big skunk in my backyard almost every night. Looks like we'll be watching them together.

Ear mouse was happy to hear it!

@bharvey13: So what? It's just for a few years. Private enterprise can launch them after that. We don't need to take a NASA owned airplane to go somewhere, we hop an airline. Now even Boeing is talking about getting into the commercial launch business!

Koo koo koo choo!

Why so pensive baby, let's just spoon up and Oh, behave!

@N@tedog: She is weightless.

How is the manned space program temporarily halted? American astronauts are joining other astronauts in the ISS for the next 10 years with no gaps. The shuttle is a dinosaur. Like lots of dinosaurs it is very sexy but like all dinosaurs it must perish. For the first time since the early 1950s the US is actually…

There is going to be a Foxconn employee adoption utility. With an interface to Facebook, the user will be able to interact Farmville style with a real life avatar. Behold, the future is now.

I don't even know where to begin. There is no way I would give up any email account for a FB email. FB doesn't even have my real identity - Mysterion.

Why doesn't Google just start an Internet broadcasting company? Or buy one? With their billions they should just hire a bunch of talented artists and writers and do their own shows. Surely they could rival the big networks? Some networks like SyFy are already doing Net-only shows so the writing is on the wall!

The news placed the launch 35 miles or so north and west of LA. The Navy has a telemetry base on San Nicolas island. The restricted airspace over it, R-2535, goes to 100,000 feet. The island itself is surrounded by warning area, W-289, with an unlimited ceiling for reentering payloads and space launches . More than…

@superg05: YES!

The Universe has neurons!

@Timmy: Maybe 3001? Oh wait that was the other book :(