Virgin Galactic Just Launched Its First Commercial Flight, But People Aren't Sure It Actually Entered Space
Well, that's awkward.
Well, that's awkward.
Spoiler: yes, everyone in Adelaide has cyborg powers and a jetpack now. Also, the city looks exactly like Blade Runner.
First the robot just wanted to play Kraftwerk. Then things started getting creepy.
Apparently it's a rock, but I have my own theories.
Who wouldn't want a delightful movie about a bunch of NASA probes joining forces to find their lost rover pal?
In case you forgot that space is cool as heck.
This is our time to shine.
Look, who among us hasn't solved a technical issue by taking guidance from a running gag from a long defunct comedy show?
There's a whole lot of circumstantial evidence for a giant ninth planet in the solar system, but more importantly scientists need to be less wacky when naming our space-stuff.
Apparently that counts for being "non-patriotic" these days.
Also, let's decide what mystical powers we want the comet to give us. I'm going with super-sleep and mega-parking.
It's not like he'd let the government spend money on something as wasteful as "science", surely?
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