Starship Asterisk*

A galaxy is a any group of three or more stars who decided to hang out too close together.

That's decisive.

hah, that's awesome. good link.

"We will call it the "Time Club." The only requirement to enter..." is what I meant to say

i didn't mean that to make fun of you. sorry it came off that way- i kind of just meant "Ha, that would be crazy if there was a mars bird."

And I'll give it another look tonight when I get back from class and see if I can't hunt it down and blow it up like the other pictures.

"Here's what I don't understand: click on the "massive stars" sublink. Look at how concentrated those central stars are, and, we're told, they are massive too. So...why doesn't their gravitational attraction collapse them (cosmically) quickly into, say, a black hole? Are they rotating...

Heck no, I have no reason to stop them. I wish one would come back. In fact, I am going to start a club. We will call it the "Time Club" The only require to enter is that must take an oath that should time travel ever fall into your hands, you promise to take it back to a member of this cl...

Of course the bird could have moved it.

The martian space-bird is known to be an elusive species.

i can't seem to find the nest, any chance you can zoom out and circle it?

I think there are some flaws in the search engine method for finding inquiries from the future, First, the general idea as I understand it, is to search for querries that occur prior to an event occuring. Should you even find a single a case of this, it indicates only that "a search occurred pr...

Nevermind.

http://www.esa.int/SPECIALS/Mars_Expres ... 8BE_0.html

case closed.

I know it isn't, but it sure does look like this crater is filling up with some sort of liquid. It even appears to have waves emminating from the frothy white looking part. Anyone up for a swim? http://jaredlangan.com/1.jpg http://jaredlangan.com/1.jpg http://jaredlangan.com/2.jpg http://jaredlangan...