Sorry I made a comment and I can't delete it because I made it the wrong place. :-/

OK now I can't get "Dangerzone" out of my head. Thanks!

Delete this.

In the 90's, the late great Stephen J. Gould spoke to a sold-out capacity crowd about evolution at Western Michigan University just west of Michigan State.

If there's a tragic irony here, it's when that guy is walking beside her for 5 minutes. As a result no one else harasses her at all.

Jesus wondering if you could put a collection of these up on Gizmodo somewhere for those stressful days when things like this could zen us right out... thanks, man!

Don't forget "jive turkey"

Last remaining B-29 bomber (or any non-flying WWII aircraft that is being restored) > Gulfstream 550 trying to avoid bird poop.

Hi Paul, I can't think of the stall speed of an F-16 off the top of my head (and weight is a variable as you know), but I always wondered how jet fighter aircraft can "escort" a tiny recip single engine aircraft. Can they slow to 100 knots and fly alongside or what? A small single recip can chug along at 40 or 50…

Agreed!

Look! It's the NYC Greek coffee cup pattern!

This is the classic NYC Greek coffee cup pattern!

Ah, I see!

They kinda already have those, they're called HMIs. They have around a 5600K color balanced to daylight. So you'd fake a skylight by just putting in one above it and shining it in: instant sun. They use the big ones to light up sets filmed at night that look like daylight. Kubrick used a bunch of them to light that…

You should see it... the opening scene is Redford's sailing boat hitting a floating shipping container in the middle of the ocean. It's the event that starts the downfall of his boat - and Redford. I kind of thought it was far fetched but your article suggests otherwise.

Did you see "All Is Lost" the Robert Redford movie?

How long do you think it takes to evacuate approx 27,000 cubic feet of air? Not a few minutes.

Yes - the crew controls the pressurization.

Correct. It requires crew to open the outflow values and depressurize to do anything to pax.