The fact that you even asked this question only proves to me that this site is in its death throws. Jalopnik is a car blog, SEMA is the epicenter of the aftermarket modification market. It is not open to the public, which would make the public’s main source for SEMA information the press. Do you have anyone at SEMA…

Yes, sort of. Under international law governing spaceflight, which China is a signatory to I believe, Anything put in to space is the property and responsibility of it’s country of origin. Since China put it up there, they’d be liable for damages caused when it comes down. As for how willing they’d be to pay up? Who…

“All the [ISS’s] water is recycled and that’s from urine, condensate, sweat, everything,” Sarah Wallace, a microbiologist and the manager of the sequencing project told Gizmodo. “Is it being processed to where it’s microbially clean? We want to know in a more real-time way is that water processor working.”

Only Sith deal in absolutes!

He was watchin the feature film when he shoulda been watchin the trailer!

If you want to make the omelet of autonomous roads, you gotta break a couple of the eggs representing human skulls

I for one welcome our new Cylon overlords.

Heh. Yes, the statistician in me says there are no such thing as absolutes.

And that’s why it’s not the 23 hour, 55 minutes of Le Mans.

I believe that truck is gold. The official name is probably ridiculously over-qualified such as “Grand Mother Going to Church Gold Prism.”

“Artifact of image processing” is that the modern digital version of “Swamp Gas”? It’s martians! MARTIANS I SAY!!!

I like that last bit, because what it essentially means is that he beat the lies that people used to tell about a guy that was pretty strong.

Jalopnik article 5 years from now:

"Well boys, looks like we're not gonna have the budget to race next year so we've gotta hand over all of our assets. Anybody have any last requests?"