Posted by Rich Magahiz
Thu, 05 May 2011 17:41:00 GMT
spun
steel
cocoon
waste heat bright,
outside, a dustscape
and I, a creature made of meat,
have just the madly blazing stars for companionship…
back to inchworm form the flutterby
Soap Bubble In Space?
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Posted by Rich Magahiz
Wed, 06 Apr 2011 19:54:00 GMT
Quite
sure
it’s safe,
the frog-folk
leapt out into space.
That is why each planet we find
has some comfortable lily pond with great, fat bugs.
Frog Party from Richard Gooderick on Vimeo.
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Posted by Rich Magahiz
Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:32:00 GMT
Do
not
bother
to bring a
toothbrush, or a book –
it’ll be over sooner than that –
but you’ll want a camera and a box of postcards.
And when they bring the tray of drinks
and make you sit up,
make a scene!
They made
us
wait.
Virgin employees sit in the cabin of a prototype
Virgin Galactic
SpaceShipTwo spacecraft at the Science Museum on February 14, 2007 in
London, England. The Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo is destined to be the
first ever vehicle for space tourism. The SpaceShipTwo will carry six
passengers and two pilots, offering a total flight time of 2 hours.
Around 200 firm reservations have been placed already with projected
flight costs estimated to be $200,000 per passenger.
Propulsion system for hybrid craft blows up
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Posted by Rich Magahiz
Sat, 01 Mar 2008 01:34:00 GMT
Hot?
Sure,
I’d say
that one’s hot -
entering a room
walls buckle, the lights shift to blue,
sensitive meat seismometers trace out pressure waves,
and spacetime folds bend to accommodate the incarnate representation of ‘hot.’
Hats off to my friend Ian whose comment suggested the image.
Suhail al Muhlif: The brightest O-type star and one of only four WR stars bright enoughto have been observed spectroscopically in UV by COPERNICUS.
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