Source uncertaintimes
China plans manned moon mission
Nearly 40 years after humans last set foot on the moon, China has announced formal plans to develop a return mission. The most striking part of this announcement is not that they want to go back, but that they plan to do it by developing their own technology and support systems, essentially recreating a half century of NASA’s achievements by themselves.
And all this while the U.S. still has no vessel of its own to get people to space. Will this be the sign of a shift in space power? Or a call to arms to get our manned space program back on track to lead?
(via The Guardian, above: Chinese character for “moon” along with artist’s interpretations)
All your questions answered: Björk explains television.
Easily the best thing I’ve seen all year. I expected her to explain what a TV did when she took off the back…well, I suppose she did, in a way.
“You shouldn’t let poets lie to you.”
I love Björk.
Source youtube.com
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Star Trek premiered 45 years ago today (September 8, 1966) :: via flickr.com
Source Flickr / x-ray_delta_one
Waiting for the school bus. (Taken with instagram)
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Taken with instagram







