The future is not boundless in this case. It's very firmly bounded by the amount of sunlight falling on that much ground area, and the netherlands high latitude meaning that "parallel to the ground" is not a good orientation for solar panels.

There are two effects.

GPS doesn't "work on time dilation", but it does require that the clocks on board the satellites have compensation for time dilation, in order for them to be in sync with each other and clocks on the ground.

They're not "in the future". They've simply experienced a different amount of time between leaving the surface and "now" than we have.

That's what I assumed, but I don't know why he'd be blurred, everyone knows he's playing the part.

"At this level, maintaining absolute time scale on earth is in fact turning into nightmare," Ye says.

I dunno, I see trash cans all the time that have more trash around them than in them. Must be some sort of trash repulsion field.

They need Kerbals on EVA to be able to deploy struts.

That isn't what is shown there, nothing's being snuffed out. All of those stars are in the distant background, the picture only shows the distortion of light by the black holes merging between you and that background.

The elevators definitely weren't functional. They had no power grid, just a pile of batteries that they were using to run the medical equipment.

How I broke my last 5 phones: I didn't. Never put a case on one, never used a screen protector, and never broke one. I can understand maybe breaking one, but 5 of them? Damn you clumsy.

If it runs 6-10 hours on an AA, it'll likely only run 2-3 hours on an AAA.

Really, Gabriel? You couldn't let any of them in? They were always accompanied by too many zombies to handle?

"No basis in reality" sounds more like politics or religion than science to me.

Not just eccentric, his ideas have no basis in reality. For example, He thought Venus was a comet that was somehow ejected from Jupiter, and that Noah's flood was caused by Saturn going nova. Oh, and Earth used to be a moon of a Saturn-like planet.

Velikovsky was a crank.

Is it in Colorado?

What do you see in THIS nebula? I see goatse.

That "something" could be either angel or demon, they tend to be stronger than they look.

I'd be significantly more likely to watch that than whatever this crap is they're making.