From the times… Despite the outlandish predictions of some internet pundits, the future of humanity was never at risk today. But scientists were hoping to use the fly-past to work out how best to defend the planet against asteroids in the future.
Browsing Posts published in January, 2008
As I mentioned in a post yesterday, the sat known to us as USA-193 has come to the attention of the worlds press as a threat to all life on earth, when, complete with it’s multi-megaton thermo nuclear power source, it hurtles back into the earth’s atmosphere from whence it once came, to wipe either [...]
why couldn’t i have had this when i was at uni? this would take me three weeks to do what this software allows you to do in realtime. Bastards.
Considering this will be a blog about my work with mobile games and games design in general, and quite possibly a vent for all my enthusiasm for anything space-like, a more appropriate banner was needed.
Howdy Space fans! The date for the rescheduled STS-122 Atlantis mission has been announced. Unfortunately it’s outside of our working hours, but should be fun anyway. You can watch it at home if you are geek enough, http://www.nasa.gov In other news, a huge bus sized US military satellite is due to crash land somewhere on [...]
at long last i’ve given the blog a bit of a face lift in preparation of getting typing. the picture of a the bulb is one of mine that i took a couple of years ago at a working electric generating waterwheel. the bulb had these huge amber glowing filaments that made it look like [...]
