Wow, a website so threatening it had to be taken down by hackers. We are in a new age, for better or worse.

@DWOHIO: Those would do nicely, however I was thinking of Drake's Ring Dings ;)

@DWOHIO: It makes me think of a snack food.

@TreFacTor: Huzzah!

So with the old age of those stars there are likely 3 times the number of geriatric civilizations, careening about the cosmos making space travel far more hazardous than it needs to be.

@groundlessnfree: Mmmm the warm burned smell of Caprican dreams.

How about star destroyers done up in Atlantic dazzle camouflage?

@phobos512: Yes, that was why some UK Tornado GR1 fighters were painted that color, especially for desert operations. There were also special mission Spitfires with a pink color scheme.

@djscruffy: I will be!

NASA has never landed a probe on Titan so there is no way they can state that life has been found there, short of getting an intelligent signal from the surface. If ESA's Huygens lander snapped pictures of Titanian Yetis, they didn't share them with anyone :(

Toaster?

@Kaostick: The latter.

@magus-21: Yes if ever there was an unfortunate name for a project it was Dynasoar.

@Avrus: ...right? So you're talkin about a thermonuclear explosion and, adios, muchachos!

@B0LUBA..: He's a few years from Viet Nam.

It reminds me of the Dynasoar project, circa 1959.

@cletar: I'm pretty sure that was the HL-10. It was involved in a landing accident that was shown on the TV show.

@TooSimple2Define: Exactly, it should be binary. Things are the way they have been or we should be looking for an exit door.

Who cares except people living in a perpetual heightened sense of danger. So the new system will be more specific? Like, the dude next to you is wearing explosive underwear, or you are a sleeper and you don't even know it but we do? 'k, thanks bye.

My soundtrack would have more disco than Dreamworks.