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An aerial view of the Polynesian Village resort hotel at Walt Disney World from circa 1978

Don’t let mega-constellation-building billionaires steal your night sky Satellites are wonders of modern technology that have improved all of our lives. But having more than a million of them in orbit could destroy our view of the heavens and seriously damage our planet

Elon Musk has already started plans to launch a million satellites.

Yes. A MILLION.

This is a colossally bad idea, and it's not too late to make your voice heard. I explain everything:

www.scientificamerican.com/article/ramp...

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https://www.instagram.com/p/Canm2lLL9hU/ 2022-03-02 17:51:36 @thezachriddley Since October and the launch of the Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary celebration, Spaceship Earth has come alive as a “beacon of magic” each evening with new lighting, music and emotion that is unique to this park. As new festivals open, Imagineers have had fun creating new limited time sequences that tie to the spirit of each festival and the spirit of EPCOT in stunning and poetic moments never before possible on this grand icon.    I am excited to announce that tonight we are premiering another of these new sequences to kick off the launch of EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival!    Our Imagineering team set this stunning new sequence to the Academy-Award winning song “Colors of the Wind” from the 1995 Walt Disney Animation Studios film “Pocahontas”. The orchestral variation of this song was chosen for its message of intrinsic value and respect for beauty of nature and living things – with new visual flourishes that evoke the musical scene from the film with techniques entirely original for Spaceship Earth.   Keep a look out for a few homages for fans who know the film and the song well. We also have – for the first time – Spaceship Earth will glimmer in vibrant greens, earth tones and pastels to celebrate the rejuvenation of spring.   Thank you to our Imagineering team and partners across @waltdisneyworld who are helping make this most beautiful and vibrant season at EPCOT bloom.

What?! Signage has been removed from Carnation Café, revealing the old Carnation Ice Cream Parlor porcelain (?) sign still on the building. This sign dates from Disneyland’s opening in 1955 and has been covered over since the late 1990s. Cool that it’s still there!

AWESOME

Starfleet Academy is freakin' great.

Concept art for the Grizzly Peak Airfield redesign of the Soarin' Over California hangar at California Adventure

Plot twist, the onboard soundtrack will be Aerosmith

Trogdor Orchestrated - UM Gamer Symphony Orchestra Spring 2014 YouTube video by Michelle Everbloom

This is what happens when Millennials get control of a concert band.

An improved version of a March 2014 EPCOT Center guidemap, featuring Soarin' in The Land at Future World

A view from the pond of the glass pyramids of the Journey Into Imagination pavilion with its original blue and purple paint scheme in Future World at EPCOT Center

Silhouette of the PeopleMover in Tomorrowland at Disneyland.

It's backlit, but you know what you're looking at.

March 5, 1980

The Spring 1963 cover of the Hotel and Travel Index magazine, featuring the new tower at the Disneyland Hotel.

I have never heard the slow jam single version of the DS9 theme before.

A plaque commemorating the site where Walt and Roy first unveiled the “Florida Project” has just been unveiled in Downtown Orlando! #WaltDisneyWorld

Grand opening ceremony for Horizons (1983-1999) at EPCOT Center.

I *love* Mouse Tales. Pure catnip as a teenager

For a brief period WDI provided some credit to certain Imagineers on attractions, as seen here on Cranium Command.

REALLY wish they kept doing this!

Thanks for your coverage!

Event Review - Disneyland After Dark: 70 Years of Favorites Falls Flat with Lack of Vision Alas, this was definitely not a favorite.

Event review www.laughingplace.com/disney-parks...

Map and guide from "Your Guide to Disneyland" booklet, 1966. Features a layout of Main Street, U.S.A. including attractions like Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln and Main Street Cinema. Information points include Disneyland City Hall. Lists shops and stores such as Emporium, Magic Shop, Wonderland Music Shop, and Crystal Arcade. Food locations include Hills Bros. Coffee House and Carnation Ice Cream Parlor. Services like stroller rental and first aid are marked. (circa September 1966)

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Disney Adventure San Fransokyo Tour 4K | First Look 2026 YouTube video by The Concrete Wanderer

It's so weird how Disney will just pluck a random movie out of the ether to go all in on all of a sudden. Like they put out Big Hero 6, did great, totally ignored it for like a decade, and then out of nowhere they're doing a lazy theme park overlay and devoting a big section of their new ship to it

A Disneyland Hotel matchbook cover from circa 1956, also advertising the restaurants by Gourmet

My favorite is either the Monorail mural from the lobby or the Main Street Electrical Parade piece

Surprise IP because ticket sales have been soft?

Scale model of the Load/Unload area for the Great Movie Ride at Disney-MGM Studios (1989-2017)

‘Cue the Right Thing For more than 50 years, PHOENIX magazine's experienced writers, editors, and designers have captured all sides of the Valley with award-winning and insightful writing, and groundbreaking reporting and...

One of the major bummers about this particular future we’ve all ended up in is how our easy access to information seems to constantly reveal that many of our beloved institutions had truly horrible people behind them.

But every once in a long while you discover they were unexpectedly AMAZING:

The First Trailer for 'Lanterns' Teases a Very Different DC Show No brightest day, nor blackest night, but plenty of shades of gray in HBO's spin on the Green Lantern Corps.

The First Trailer for 'Lanterns' Teases a Very Different DC Show

This is absolutely what it should have been all along. Hopefully there is still something of a ridiculous queue video/preshow, though!