I love documentations about anything space and since Stargate it got even better. xD

Right now The Space at Night is on BBC with Spirit of Mars as topic. And when they talked about Spirit being finally stuck up there, they also mentioned Ancients and of course my brain jumped right to the SG Ancients.

That is love. ♥

Week was WOOSH and SPLODES but today was the worst with my sister throwing her b-day party (was last week, so it was more of a after-party) and I'm really astonished how much alcohol young teenagers can consume and still make crude jokes. Albeit not without slurring and spit flying but crude nonetheless. And let's not forget the grabby hands, shall ( Read more... )

Well, if you have something planned for the rest of the week, don't bother.A micro black hole will have us sucked in by Wednesday or the Lord whacked us over the head (you know, with thunder and lightening...) or the black matter will suck in fandom and open up big black plot holes ( Read more... )

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O_o

*pokes microwave*

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O__o

*pokes microwave again*

"We haz come to explode you"

Well, I think I might be the first human to have successfully make French fries explode in a microwave by only setting it to defrost.

I am made of that awesome. *facepalm*

*rotfl* I didn't really believe it at first but the LCROSS project (Lunar CRrater Observation and Sensing Satellite) is about
sending a rocket crashing into the moon causing a big impact and creating a crater, throwing tons of debris and potentially water ice and vapor above the lunar surface ( Read more... )

Chewing gum, spiders and jellyfish stings -- all with a dose of skepticism

Dog Thirst is not a signal that you’re already dehydrated. Dog mouths are not cleaner than human mouths. And spinach doesn’t get extra credit as a strength-enhancer. Ha ( Read more... )

So. Tape. With superpowers. *rotflmao*

Scotch (or in good old Germany Tesa) generates X-rays. No kidding.

A group of scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles have shown that peeling ordinary Scotch tape emits light, including X-rays. The radiation is strong enough to produce an image of the researcher’s finger ( Read more... )

No, seriously, it was terrific. I bet a lot of inner geeks thought so, too (aka my brother. *lol*)

Though all these people who never before even looked at geeks and science twice, going crazy and trying to tell us how unbelieveable awesome everything is and blah, blah, blah ( Read more... )