Ack-ack ack-ack-ack. ACK! ACK! Ack-ack-ack-ack! ACK!!!!! (translation: We come in peace. Don’t be afraid. We are your friends. Please destroy all your Slim Whitman recordings)
I, Sonia Hernandez, give thanks because my husband Pablo Reyes has approved my relationship with my martian lover and now three of us can live happily in love.
Our collection of Alternate Histories Fine Art is finished! Learn the true art history with eight prints, available in 8x10 or 11x17 inch: The Robo Lisa, The Martian Portrait, The Birth and Death of Venus, Washington & Medwin the Mechanican Man Crossing the Delaware, Sunday in the Monster Park, An Unusually Starry Night, Living Dead Gothic, and the Zombie de Milo. Available for purchase at: http://alternatehistories.com/collections/11-x-17-inch-prints/fine-art
October 30, 1938: Many listeners tuned in to CBS radio become frightened while listening to Orson Welle’s production of “War of the Worlds,” not realizing it was a play. Listeners also wondered why they were compelled to buy several bottles of Dr. Swifty’s Fast-Acting Laxative.
My recent illustrations for the upoming book “Philippine Mythopoeia,” a high-fantasy epic set in Southeast Asian and Philippine Mythology, Folklore, and Alternate History.
On Tuesday, NASA announced that its one-ton Curiosity rover made a surprising discovery on Mars: “burps” of organic methane gas that very well may be evidence of living microbes beneath the planet’s surface.
New Private commission, t-shirt design for WoodVille Devilz! Just a reminder that our 5x7 in. commissions for 75 Euros it’s still open, we have afew spots left! DM us and save your spot!
The Number of Potentially Habitable Planets in our Galaxy.
Franck Marchis, SETI Planetary Astronomer and Unistellar CSO, lays out the sheer number of habitable planets there are in our galaxy, and why that is significant for us.
Ep#3 of The Other Worlds Series: Franck Marchis - Exoplanets
Franck Marchis is a Planetary astronomer at the SETI Institute and the CSO at Unistellar.
Franck starts the conversation today with some of the real time stats in the search for other worlds, such as numbers of planets and numbers of stars, that really shine a light on our place in the universe. He also discusses Astronomical research itself, and how things like citizen science can really bolster this pursuit. Lastly, Franck reflects on some of the philosophical and societal effects that looking to the stars really has.
Franck Marchis, SETI Planetary Astronomer and Unistellar CSO, discusses that the real motivation for our search for life elsewhere is something much deeper than just the science.
