This is Supercluster Close Encounters of the Third Kind

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CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND: OURSELVES
Author: Robin Seemangal | Artist: Ben Gallegos

Dolphins on LSD Shaped Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

Artist SALVATORE LA ROSA

How Dolphins on LSD Shaped the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence - We thought Dolphins on Acid Could Help Us Talk to Aliens. ~ SuperCluster

Moon Exploration is Coming Back in a Big Way

Video by Verge Science

You may assume that the height of Moon exploration is long past with the last of the Apollo missions. However, that notion is rapidly changing due to private companies joining with governments and privately financing lunar exploration and the establishment of permanent stations on the Moon.

Read more about the Israeli-built spacecraft Beresheet launched into orbit on one of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets and scheduled to land on the Moon April 11, 2019.

Image Title: Moon base Copyright: ESA Description: Moon base. Id 403836

19-01-25 Freaky Friday Fun

MIB: Men In Blues The best of both worlds by video mashup artist Fabrice Mathieu. (via Miss Cellania)

Midget tossing in bars and strip clubs may soon be banned nationwide Another deranged Democratic Socialist move to take away our God-Given Freedoms and Rights? (via BoingBoing)

Milky Way: Star Movements Projected Over Millions of Years Amazing and Beautiful (via True Strange Library)

Bill Gates introduces us to Smart Toilet 2.0 Now Big Brother can really get into your shit. (via Fark)

24 Children’s Stories That Still Give Us the Creeps (via Atlas Obscura)

Hubble Ultra Field in 3-D Makes You Feel Really Insignificant

Teenager Fights to Reclaim Gus Grissom's Spacesuit from Smithsonian

Fifteen-year-old Amanda Meyer takes on the big dogs of the Smithsonian Institute and the U.S. Government in her fight to reclaim the spacesuit of her hero, Astronaut Gus Grissom who died in a flash fire accident aboard a Gemini space capsule in 1967. Amanda uses her web site named "Victory For The Suit" to build an online petition and to solicit for corporate sponsors to aide her in her battle. She has petitioned every member of the United States Senate and wants to have the suit permanently stored in a memorial museum that is easily accessible by the Grissom's family.
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