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LOOK! That Kleg light fell on Shatner's bicycle!
McCoy: Scotty, tell me about that new hot blonde comm officer...
Uhura: Ahh....
Scotty: ....
McCoy: *she's standing right behind me, isn't she...*
Captain, you are correct. This is not rich Corinthian leather.
Kirk: That's right. Keep...
"There is a theory. There could be some logic to the belief that time is fluid, like a river, with currents, eddies, backwash." - Spock, The City on the Edge of Forever
I find it interesting that the azimuth, elevation, and range data displayed do not correlate with camera or object movement.
The "radar data" line looks like someone playing with a spectrum analyzer like an HP 496.
FauxYooFoeFoo.
HOW-TO: Find Ursa Minor, aka The Little Dipper-
Verify you are in the northern hemisphere.
Find the latitude of your current location.
Verify it is dark outside.
Assure no clouds obscure your northerly view.
Look exactly due North (true. Magnetic compasses can and do lie. Damn...
Niven, Pournelle & Flynn's Phoenix from Fallen Angels was cut from much the same cloth; a 60 foot tall inverted ice cream cone. :)
What... you haven't read it? Here, quick!
http://www.baen.com/library/067172052x/067172052X.htm
Courtesy of the Baen Free Library.
Amusingly, they also...
Looks about the same size as Delta Clipper / DC-X. Hopefully they have redundant landing leg extenders.
I saw elsewhere that this test craft may be a booster for something else, so the cylindrical fairing to mate up with next item in the stack along with the dome shaped aeroshell make some...
I liked season 1 better than season 2. The uniforms and the sub were more than I wanted in a "who am I?" style sci-fi adventure / action series.
The sub design was cool though. The Cetacean, right?
WWVB transmits UTC information only because that's the only thing the precision measurement crowd cares about. DST isn't part of it, that's incumbent on the end user equipment to compensate for or discard.
I'm still gonna say it's wonky firmware in your clock, or for some reason it thinks...
These clocks incorporate a VLF reciever that catches signals from WWVB, a station run by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology.
WWVB transmits from Fort Collins, Colorado at 60 kilohertz and provides the time via binary coded decimal at 1 bit per second. The signal from WWVB...