That is a beautiful artistic rendition, but little did we know — actual photos from the Holocene epoch exist! (Photo cred: Phil Lanoue/Caters News, 2012):
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In the world of animation, there are few universal truths. But one, at least, is that everyone loves dinosaurs.…
So this would be filed under "Highly Speculative, but Gawker Style Opportunistic Speculative Religion Flame-bait?"
Count on it.
I'd heard that tale too, and it doesn't really make sense for a couple of reasons.
I'll go alone. It might take me a looooooooooong time to get there.
Congratulations to Tanner and Rutledge on today's COTD! My award to them is a Ford GT40 which I will deliver after this lovely lady has finished her nap.
That's what I was thinking the whole time. He's like, "No, it has chosen you. Go like a man."
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I think there might be a few on YouTube... Yeah, here's the first episode:
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Movie? We've got a TV series!
More likely a job done by robots, but someone has to control them. Space janitors! But for space, not for spacecraft.
That sinkhole really sucks..........I mean swallows..........nevermind.
This is the full colour palette of Vauxhall/Opel's runty me-too 500, the Adam:
So blowing up debris makes more debris. Well, we were warned.
Anything below 2000 kilometers is in Low Earth Orbit (LEO). However, anything below 160 kilometers tends to decay quickly, and almost everything in stable orbits is above 300 kilometers. The International Space Station is at340 km, and Hubble about twice as far up at just under 600 km. Polar orbiting satellites at…
Nope, which ever has the better pilots.
Space isn't empty, and near-Earth orbit is downright crowded. Every month, some junk burns up during re-entry as…
Friend, we are lucky Japanese internment didn't get as bad as it could have. After Pearl Harbor, there was a near genocidal hatred towards the Japanese displayed by servicemen and it was this fear that led to thousands of Japanese civilians to commit suicide when the Allies were coming their way. The fact is, American…
We had the opportunity to visit the Tule Lake camp a year ago. Pretty surreal, and I'm incredibly disappointed this fact isn't taught in schools. It's one of those facts that gets glossed over, because we didn't put anyone in ovens. But the fact remains, it's very easy for a nation, or a majority to decide to round up…