Drudge is carrying an item headlined “Mysterious signals from 1000 light years away,” which links to an article at NewScientist.Com. The problem is that New Scientist, having been Drudged, has now Popularity Crashed. Their server is either so overloaded that it has shut down completely or is so swamped that it can’t respond effectively to … Continue reading “Man, This Is Frustrating!”
. . . or would if I lived on this newly discovered planet. Despite its having a ten day year and being 14 times as massive as Earth, it’s still the most earthlike planet found around a normal star. GET THE STORY
. . . or would if I lived on this newly discovered planet. Despite its having a ten day year and being 14 times as massive as Earth, it’s still the most earthlike planet found around a normal star. GET THE STORY
When sunspots were first observed almost five hundred years ago, they pointed to a hole in a theory–an article of faith for some: that the sun was a perfect orb that should be free of blemishes. Now sunspots are pointing to a hole in another theory–also an article of faith for some: global warming. As … Continue reading “Spotting A Hole In A Theory”
Every summer DC Comics has a major publishing event, which usually ties together heroes from across their line of publications. Most years there’s a lot of razzle/dazzle, but the results don’t live up to the hype. This year is different. If you have even the faintest interest in comics, even if you haven’t read one … Continue reading “IDENTITY CRISIS”
DAILY PLANET (METROPOLIS) — The Cassini space probe has returned to earth the clearest pictures ever taken of the surface of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, where the famed, telepathic superheroine Saturn Girl will be born a little under one thousand years from now. Despite being a moon, Titan is large enough to have an atmosphere, … Continue reading “Cassini Probes Saturn Girl’s Homeworld”
DAILY PLANET (METROPOLIS) — The Cassini space probe has returned to earth the clearest pictures ever taken of the surface of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, where the famed, telepathic superheroine Saturn Girl will be born a little under one thousand years from now. Despite being a moon, Titan is large enough to have an atmosphere, … Continue reading “Cassini Probes Saturn Girl's Homeworld”
One of the all-time GREAT Saturday morning shows is The Land of the Lost, which aired back in the mid-1970s. For me, as for countless other boys and girls of my generation, Land of the Lost was the EPITOME of cool. And deservedly so! Just look at what the show had going for it: 1. … Continue reading “YES! YES! YES! Land of the Lost on DVD!!!”
One of the all-time GREAT Saturday morning shows is The Land of the Lost, which aired back in the mid-1970s. For me, as for countless other boys and girls of my generation, Land of the Lost was the EPITOME of cool. And deservedly so! Just look at what the show had going for it: 1. … Continue reading “YES! YES! YES! Land of the Lost on DVD!!!”
Okay. This is one of those bizarrely weird stories that sends conspiracy theorists into orbit. The fact is: Last March 23rd, Sun Myung Moon has had himself crowned “King of Peace” at the Dirksen Senate Office Bulding in Washington, declaring himself to be “savior, Messiah, Returning Lord and True Parent” and asserting: “I am God’s … Continue reading “Bad Moon Rising”