Five People Arrested in D.C. for Dancing At U.S. Monument
What would Jefferson say? Five people arrested this weekend in D.C. for dancing at the Jefferson memorial monument.
What would Jefferson say? Five people arrested this weekend in D.C. for dancing at the Jefferson memorial monument.
An evening pause: Axis of Awesome playing every pop song ever written.
Robot exploration in the Great Pyramid at Giza.
The robot explorer that took the images is named Djedi, after the magician whom Pharaoh Khufu consulted when planning the layout of the Great Pyramid. It was designed and built by engineers at the University of Leeds, in collaboration with Scoutek UK and Dassault Systemes, France.
Let no good deed go unpunished: Walgreens has fired one of their pharmacists for using his gun to defend himself and his customers from armed robbers.
Opportunity’s journey across the deserts of Mars continues; with pictures.
Astronaut Mike Fincke sets a new U.S. space endurance record.
Rough and fast: Riding a Soyuz back to Earth.
An evening pause: Kirk, McCoy, Spock, and Scotty as barbershop quartet.
A victory for freedom: The court has thrown out the ban on Christian leafleting in Dearborn, Michigan.
An evening pause: Saying goodbye to the shuttle. A time-lapse movie showing the assembly and then the night launch of a shuttle.
Note that the film is silent until the end.
A new analysis of a moon rock brought back by Apollo 17 has suggested that the water content of lunar magma is 100 times higher than previously thought.