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First tune that came to my mind watching the show! Good thing I came in here before hunting it out.
Amazing, in-depth interview!
Will there be time for any snorkeling?
My tropical fish would like a new igloo-like decoration in their tank, does Petsmart carry them yet?
“in-depth” lol, I felt the interview had an undercurrent of…of…stuff that’s wet!
wow! what an insightful week. i would blow off friday for sure. thanks for the thought provoking stories.
NEWS FLASH!!! RE::: TODAY’S EPISODE
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23542557-661,00.html
Scientists find corals flourishing on Bikini Atoll
April 15, 2008 11:34am
SOME corals are again flourishing on Bikini Atoll, the Pacific site of the largest American atom bomb ever exploded, but other species have disappeared.
A team of international scientists, including Australians, recently dived on the atoll, more than half a century after the stunning blast, to examine its marine life.
Zoe Richards from Queensland’s James Cook University, along with other scientists from Germany, Italy, Hawaii and the Marshall Islands, said the team had dived into the vast Bravo Crater left by the 1954 atom bomb.
Interesting structure, but boy what a lunk of an interviewee. Good thing Joann knows how to ask questions that are actually answers. She would have done better interviewing this guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNVernNdJ6k
Nice visuals, at least.
Um, does this thing actually exist, or does this guy have the same design-and-build team that Captain Humphreys uses?
If so, where is it?
How will he get air?
How will he get food?
How will he keep mold from growing all over the inside, and all over him?
What are the windows made of?
And who’s paying for all this?
Need a good laugh?
http://gawker.com/380877/south-park-the-day-the-internet-stood-still?autoplay=true
In Google Earth over ‘New Atlantis’ a large Campaign poster is visible from 4600km. Its part of the Freedom from Want campaign.
2008 is the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Check it out:
http://www.everyhumanhasrights.org/act/
This year is also the 50th anniversary of Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station being a ‘NASA’ asset.
leron:
1. It has not been built yet, but many of these structures have been built on land by the same group that will be building the Waterford Habitat. Their website is monolithic.com.
2. Once built, it will likely be submerged near Lee Stocking Island.
3. An umbilical will be used to pump fresh air in from the surface.
4. I suppose he’ll have to live off of pizza and chinese food delivery (30 minutes or it’s free, right?).
5. Perhaps the mold will be an alternative food source.
6. The windows will be made from acrylic.
7. Any one that’s interested in owning a place with an ocean view can be a sponsor, but most likely it will be paid for by research and marine conservation organizations.