Monday, February 07, 2011
Oh boy! Pretty shiny pictures!
NASA's latest "achievement" is this:
Wow! I'm impressed! When these two satellites are aligned just right, which happens every two years, they can see the sun from two different angles! Zowie! It's Buck Rogers all over again! Maybe by 2525 AD they'll figure out how to use Photoshop to line up the two sides!
Satire off.
What a sad end for an agency that once specialized in both science and adventure.
Now they support the genocidal terrorist activities of James Hansen, who has already murdered science and wants to murder the entire human race. And they keep trying to work with an antique gadget designed by Raymond Loewy. And they try to persuade us that a 3d view of the sun will tell us more than 400 previous years of real sunspot research.
Back when the Soviet Union was based in Russia, it used to tout its great technological achievements such as the Trabant. In 1989 the Soviets moved to America, much to the relief of Russia. Since then, our Soviets have been practicing the same tawdry lies. ¶ 5:20 AM
Wow! I'm impressed! When these two satellites are aligned just right, which happens every two years, they can see the sun from two different angles! Zowie! It's Buck Rogers all over again! Maybe by 2525 AD they'll figure out how to use Photoshop to line up the two sides!
Satire off.
What a sad end for an agency that once specialized in both science and adventure.
Now they support the genocidal terrorist activities of James Hansen, who has already murdered science and wants to murder the entire human race. And they keep trying to work with an antique gadget designed by Raymond Loewy. And they try to persuade us that a 3d view of the sun will tell us more than 400 previous years of real sunspot research.
Back when the Soviet Union was based in Russia, it used to tout its great technological achievements such as the Trabant. In 1989 the Soviets moved to America, much to the relief of Russia. Since then, our Soviets have been practicing the same tawdry lies. ¶ 5:20 AM
