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Midichlorian Rhapsody
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Kablam!
The three panels show a 1986 test of a Tomahawk cruise missile. The missile traveled 640 km (400 mile) low over the terrain to detonate above the target, a decommissioned fighter plane. It’s pretty clear the test was a success.
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Oh, and one more thing. This Tomahawk test was done 24 years ago. How much has the technology improved since then?
Yikes.
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Warp Speed!
The evolution of the warp drive effect from the Star Trek movies, from the spectacular neon streak photography of The Motion Picture through the rather less awesome animated trails of the later TOS movies to the feeble CG of Nemesis, where they couldn’t even be bothered to include the ‘warp stretch’ effect. And what’s with those smoke trails? Has the Enterprise got a cracked manifold? *sigh*
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Stamps of disapproval!
via The Daily What.
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Cow poop.
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25 Bizarre Coins that are legal tender
Coin with Actual Piece of Concorde Heat Shield in it, Tristan da Cunha
This coin celebrated the 20th anniversary of Concorde in 2009, it’s gold plated and each coin produced contained a tiny piece of Concorde’s titanium alloy heat shield, collect them all and build your own miniature Concorde!
via 25 Bizarre Coins that are legal tender « AdvanceLoan Finance Blog.
There’s stranger and more bizarre, but this was one of the more interesting ones.
