Half-mile-sized objects have been seen punching through parts of Saturn’s F ring, leaving glittering trails behind them. These mini-jets trails in the rings fill in a missing link in our understanding of the curious behavior of the F ring. READ MORE or SEE VIDEO
Saw the Liam Neeson thing “The Grey”. Brutal and very well done. There are a lot of detractors for this movie. It is about a man who is willing to die and his transformation into a man willing to live. His six companions are aspects of well-being of Men. The wolves are incidental and merely dispassionate elements of nature symbolizing our inevitable mortality.
As empathetic as I can be it affected me for most of the weekend. It fits in my idea of the widowed actor working through his grief through his craft. This seemed close to home, near as I could tell. More so at least than any of his past work.
Without giving away too much (I hope), I did notice odd homage appearing here and there for key movie scenes that traumatized me when I was a lot younger—one from “Sometimes a Great Notion (1970)” …. The mood from “Deliverance (1972)” and even a Tom Hanks scene in “Schindler’s List (1993)”. There are no original stories I guess, but there is original story-telling. I will probably see it again in fact, something I haven’t done in years. Watch the video
It apparently took Francisco Prieto three years to complete this animation of a monster Lego Millenium Falcon build. Which sounds about right, given how my much time my 10 year old self spent on the most pathetic of improvised Lego vehicles. * Yes okay I know a parsec is a unit of distance not of…
It’s a pair of bunnies. I think the one on the left is the girl. She seems to be doing all the work.
Douglas Adams (Last Chance to See) In fact in only 20 years, a species he visited did go extinct. Also “Human nature as an evolved creature”…also “What are flowers for?”
