Still looking for the PAUSE button…
- Don’t mess with this new alien planet hunter: it will collect the light of the faintest planets… & your bounty.
- There’s a new neighbor in our solar system: A pink dwarf planet tentatively called VP113.
- …Aaand we also found an asteroid with rings!
- How the new Cosmos is (mis)using Giordano Bruno’s death as secular propaganda –also, why does he have to look like George Harrison?
- Still confused about the theory of Cosmic Inflation & its importance? That’s what comics are for!
- Radio Misterioso interviews Curt Collins, who is probably the most knowledgeable researcher in the Cash-Landrum UFO encounter.
- John Lennon’s UFO doodle auctioned off for a bigger sum than previously expected.
- Mike Clelland dissects the possible synchromystic connections between the alien-hybrid meme & Star Trek.
- The full trailer of Jupiter Ascending is here, and it’s Kunisliscious!
- Facebook buys Oculus Rift. Nerd rage ensues.
- Can MIT technology help separate the Bigfoot wheat from the Blobsquatch chaff?
- Wooly mammoths’ extinction? Blame it on the
RainRibs! - Sequencing the genome of the oldest human remains in America.
- Top 5 ancient shipwrecks in every archeologist’s wish list.
- Spooky ghost video ‘freaking out’ country store employees.
- Red Pill of the Day: When the family cat keeps you hostage.
Thanks Kat & Susan.
Quote of the Day:
“There are cultural, religious, and even political reasons that the story of scientific progress and political enlightenment are so attractive, and filter down even into our children’s entertainment. It allows us to see ourselves as the apex of history, the culmination of an inevitable, upward surge of improvement. It reassures us that our political values are righteous, and reminds us who the enemies are. The messy, complex, non-linear movement of actual history, by contrast, is unsettling, humbling—even terrifying.”
~David Sessions, blogger for The Daily Beast.
