Wednesday, April 01, 2009

Space ...

Fact:
1. Russia locks up six for Mars experiment

2. U.S. unveils Orion spacecraft to take crew to Mars

Fiction:
3. Obama Depressed, Distant Since 'Battlestar Galactica' Series Finale - I thought I would be too, but I'm doing ok. [Thanks to The Ironic Catholic]
During an emergency press conference on Wednesday, Obama addressed his recent detachment, as well as various other matters facing the United States.

"Our nation finds itself in uncharted territory in the deep emptiness of space," Obama announced. "The Old Girl has limited supplies, no allies, and now, no hope. I never said this would be an easy journey. Yet I promise you this: There is a place where there is no war and no economic turmoil. It is where, according to the Sacred Scrolls handed down to us by the Lords of Kobol, the thirteenth tribe traveled over three thousand years ago. That place is called Earth. Not the other Earth. This Earth. It's complicated. Anyway, I plan to take us there."

Added Obama, "So say we all! So say we all! So say we all!"
And a little bit of both:
4. Colbert demands 'democracy in orbit' after winning poll
"NASA, I urge you to heed Congressman Fattah's call for democracy in orbit," Colbert said. "Either name that node after me, or I, too, will reject democracy and seize power as space's evil tyrant overlord."

NASA's Yembrick said he watched Colbert's show Monday, but he would not directly respond to his "evil tyrant overlord" threat.

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