That's no moon! #
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 10:37 GMT
You can clearly see the planet destroyer on the right hand side.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 10:37 GMT
You can clearly see the planet destroyer on the right hand side.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 11:19 GMT
Hi-res image of Phobos - or hi-res image from a medical textbook on bowel movements? You decide.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 11:50 GMT
...it looks nothing LIKE the Unreal Tournament map!
(Mines the one with the shield belt and minigun holster...)
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 11:52 GMT
If it was gold I'd say its a remote-controlled Death Star made by the scammer aliens!
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 13:49 GMT
You mean the infamous Leather Goddesses of Phobos, of course.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 14:38 GMT
Take a look at the hires images on NASAs site. At the top left, near the day/night line there is a very bright pointy object with a similarly pointy shadow. Wonder what that is...
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 14:38 GMT
Don't remind me! I never did get out of Cleveland.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 15:26 GMT
Have to agree, Nothing like PHOBOS from UTIII, what do these NASA types take us for, fools?
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 15:26 GMT
Love these robot craft. So much more interesting than watching an astronaut do still another weightless backflip or some anonymous figure in a space suit floating around with Earth in the background.
Yeah, I know. Weird that those events have become so mundane*.
*Deliberate choice of word.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 20:45 GMT
Clearly its fake, I can't find the giant star-shaped Gate or the UAC's space station.
Mine's the green one, right next to the BFG 9000.
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 20:47 GMT
...it's that they've only become mundane because all you ever see in the background these days is the friggin' Earth. I mean, Dog bless her, I live on her and all, but I'm hoping I might still be alive when there's a chance to see people in suits with something besides the Earth in the background. It was so much more interesting, I remember, with, say, the Apennine Mountains in the background and the Earth about _yea_big_ hanging in a deep black sky.
Not that I'm a Peak Oil cultist or anything, but being able to migrate out from your home planet sounds to me like a very handy skill to have...and besides, why should these goddamn' robots have all the fun?
Posted Thursday 10th April 2008 21:14 GMT
I believe that's the Cat's shiny thing.
Posted Friday 11th April 2008 01:28 GMT
"Don't remind me! I never did get out of Cleveland."
Look for a pile of weeds in the yard.
Push weeds, to reveal a black teleport disk.
WHY DO I REMEMBER THAT?
The brass underpants and untangling cream, thanks!