noooo! get the kitty out of the box! any box but that one! nooooo!
An interesting model of our solar system’s path as it travels through space in the Milky Way.
Certainly a departure from usual models that show the Sun as a static object, which it certainly isn’t
I had no idea this was happening. Where are we going?
To fuck some shit up
Around the center of the Milky Way, which is heading towards the Andromeda Galaxy. And our whole Local Group is moving towards the Virgo Cluster.
But we’ll never actually reach the Virgo Cluster because space is expanding between us and them faster than we’re moving towards it.
Motherfucking science.
Cool!
Science and Space Posters by Ron Guyatt
Part of a series for spacevidcast.com to help inspire and spread the Good Word of Science! Prints available at etsy.
PlayStation 4 & Xbox One Comparison Chart
Source: IGN
no backwards compatibility, but your trophies will be ported
talk about priorities, uh?
If I get a new generation console (and that’s a big “if”) it’s probably gonna be the Wii U
Due to my strong personal convictions, I wish to stress that this image in no way endorses a belief in the “JIF” pronunciation.
Ditto. I don’t care what that guy says, he should’ve said something 10 or 15 years ago. It’s too late now.
Were going to space!
Space! We’re going to Space! W/ @mattmira from the @nerdist show on @bbcamerica
George R.R. Martin can’t tweet because he’s killed off all 140 characters
LOL… uh, spoilers? maybe
Countdown to Futurama: Fry and Bender in Robot Hell with Robot Devil
How far would you go to bring your favorite actor back from the dead? In this still image from the upcoming Futurama episode, “Calculon 2.0,” Bender and Fry travel all the way to Robot Hell to ask Robot Devil to release Calculon. Sounds robot awesome!
Futurama returns June 19 at 10/9c.
Good news, everyone!
The bad news is that this will be the last season :(
The Earliest Days of NASA
Maria Popova, at Brain Pickings, happened upon a treasure trove of early NASA (and its airplane-only predecessor NACA) archive photos. They are really something. From biplanes to the Mercury capsule, pre-1950 aeronautics seemed to live by the motto of “If we build it, then we can go there.” That’s a sentiment we could use a bit more of.
Yes please!
