I'm optimistic but also a realist, I think I'll live to see space travel become a public thing. But I also think it'll happen long after my youth is long gone
Ceres actually was considered to be a planet at one point. As well as a number of other large astroids in what was discovered to be the astroid belt. After there were about 20 something OFFICIAL Planets, the scientists realized that maybe some of these probably shouldn't be counted as actual planets. So the demotion of Pluto was not a new thing.
Le scientist reveals an all new uber-powerful telescope that can see into the far reaches of space in 40k resolution, up to 100 bajilion light years away, can even zoom in to the planet's surface in search of terrestrial life within the aforementioned range: Space orks (that's us btw): mmmmm. Noodes.
It's funny how the perception of the real world over time is progressing along the same path as game design. You start out with a flat world with a flat plane above for the sky, then a flat world surrounded by endless ocean, a flat world surrounded by infinite wasteland, then a flat world surrounded by impassible barriers with a skybox, then finally you start seeing spherical worlds...
The city of Melbourne was originally named Batmania
I'm optimistic but also a realist, I think I'll live to see space travel become a public thing. But I also think it'll happen long after my youth is long gone
Nah I'd say it like 120 years away from being fully public
I live in Australia and can confirm there is a road sign I went by which has Batman road on it.
As a bonus there's stuff named after Excelsior.
Ceres actually was considered to be a planet at one point. As well as a number of other large astroids in what was discovered to be the astroid belt.
After there were about 20 something OFFICIAL Planets, the scientists realized that maybe some of these probably shouldn't be counted as actual planets.
So the demotion of Pluto was not a new thing.
That filament thing, there are people that still believe that to be true...
Le scientist reveals an all new uber-powerful telescope that can see into the far reaches of space in 40k resolution, up to 100 bajilion light years away, can even zoom in to the planet's surface in search of terrestrial life within the aforementioned range:
Space orks (that's us btw): mmmmm. Noodes.
And we have one Indy Game studio to thanks.
Also we're more like Skaven no?
It's funny how the perception of the real world over time is progressing along the same path as game design. You start out with a flat world with a flat plane above for the sky, then a flat world surrounded by endless ocean, a flat world surrounded by infinite wasteland, then a flat world surrounded by impassible barriers with a skybox, then finally you start seeing spherical worlds...
Yeah, guarantee you'll pass a Batman Creek or Road somewhere on your travels.
Best kip intro
am australian. Everything is murray, every town in 79km radius the main st is Murray st
Yea, someone would. Kind of like, "I peed on it, it's mine now."
OrdinaryThings becomes the next Anatoliy Bugorsky.
Why all the old IH is not in the playlist?
Put some electromagnets on the rail and it would generate electricity
Lika burned up in the atmosphere though
Stop the video if you are going to talk.
leave that little guy alone
He made a 23 minute video into an hour and a half by pausing. Please don't tell him to pause