Paul Byrne

I find that sign offensive

Something slamming into the Moon (CGI image)

Well, this is disappointing news.

Pictured: what we WON'T see on 22 December 2032

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The fuck kind of answer is this

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Misquoting Orwell is the perfect end to her tenure

Fucking gobshite

this is the damned problem with self-affine objects

Same

Trump fires Homeland Security Secretary Noem after mounting criticism over her leadership Kristi Noem has addressed a Department of Homeland Security event moments after President Donald Trump’s announcement she's been fired.

lmao

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This image is from a video by YouTube user Hazegrayart posted four years ago. I don't know how big near-Earth asteroid 2024 YR4’s impact would have been had it hit the Moon. The point is that we're not gonna see something slam into our satellite and that disappoints me.

Something slamming into the Moon (CGI image)

Well, this is disappointing news.

Pictured: what we WON'T see on 22 December 2032

science.nasa.gov/blogs/planet...

A jagged, dusty rock sticking out of warmer-coloured sand. Illumination is from the left.

Here's a rock on Mars photographed yesterday.

I can't think of a movie that's better looking but is more frustratingly incoherent than Prometheus (2012).

About two km

I don't know how big this rock is, so I've guessed at its scale. But it's probably *around* this size.

A jagged, dusty rock sticking out of warmer-coloured sand. Illumination is from the left.

Here's a rock on Mars photographed yesterday.

Thanks Jeff

Got a link to the bill text, Jonathan?

I thought Romulus was great! Tied for #3 with Alien³ (after Alien and Aliens, although I don't know how I'd order those two).

That film, which is awesome, largely have characters that behave in a way that I can understand.

I can't think of a movie that's better looking but is more frustratingly incoherent than Prometheus (2012).

Rocks! On Maaaaaaaaaars!

Here are some rocks on Mars, photographed Sunday.

It's probably all igneous

This scene is a composite of two Perseverance rover Right Mastcam-Z camera photographed, taken on 1 March 2026 at a local Jezero Crater time of 12:40 pm.

Colour and white balance changed to better match human vision.

Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU/Paul Byrne

Rocks! On Maaaaaaaaaars!

Here are some rocks on Mars, photographed Sunday.

I love this place

I know all about these guys, I've seen The Peacemaker (1997)