That always bothered me about the Falcon, too.

"That said, it feels pretty typical/traditional? For the man to be this inspirational figure? "

The Road by Cormac McCarthy

Go home astronaut, you're drunk.

Solved!

Dude. Worst theme ever.

Last week I was on the CBS Morning Show discussing "Gravity" science, and then even I admitted that this was an "Oops." I've seen the film only once, surprisingly, but initially I had to agree with this assessment.

Starting to change my thinking on this, though.

I've read posts by others (who aren't adverse to film…

The only part of the science in Gravity that seemed off to me was

Uh-oh...

Show of hands: After watching this trailer, how many people are writing "TRANSMOGRIFIER" on a cardboard box tonight?

"The thing is about dogs is that we constantly interact with them on a one-to-one basis," said Richard Byrne, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of St. Andrews in the U.K. Dogs are constantly watching our movements, so they can quickly learn what pointing means just by our repeated interactions with them,…

Ambivalence. I has it.

He played F. Scott Fitzgerald in a movie with Wilson, and subsequently became known for his impression of Wilson. The guy who asked for this particular impression is a genius.

EDIT:

Hal Clement (And many other science fiction authors.) had like a zillion stories based around this premise, life on a planet with a highly elliptical orbit, through a habitable zone. Nice to see some evidence supporting that fiction.