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Mar. 19th, 2006 08:35 amI watched episode 3 of Amazing Nurse Nanako right before work yesterday.
Last night, I noticed an article in Newsday about collisions in space. There's going to be a planetarium show about it, but I also read that an asteroid is going to sweep by the earth in 2029, close enough that when it passes again in 2036, it will hit and a lot of people will die. The solution is to build a 100-ton spacecraft to alter the asteroid's path so that this doesn't happen, but if the earth can't escape the impact, then the only way to survive would be to hitch a rocket ride and come back when the explosion subsides. (If anything else needs to be passed down through history, it would be the few Mon Colle Knights DVDs that exist, and any memoirs I've written before this that exist, either on my computer or on CDs. Of course, even without the impact, it's probable that they'll get lost in time anyway.)
Last night, I noticed an article in Newsday about collisions in space. There's going to be a planetarium show about it, but I also read that an asteroid is going to sweep by the earth in 2029, close enough that when it passes again in 2036, it will hit and a lot of people will die. The solution is to build a 100-ton spacecraft to alter the asteroid's path so that this doesn't happen, but if the earth can't escape the impact, then the only way to survive would be to hitch a rocket ride and come back when the explosion subsides. (If anything else needs to be passed down through history, it would be the few Mon Colle Knights DVDs that exist, and any memoirs I've written before this that exist, either on my computer or on CDs. Of course, even without the impact, it's probable that they'll get lost in time anyway.)