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more about #timemachine Purple Dave: What? No Amazon Women on the Moon? more » KhaiJB: I'll take this over season 2 of Space 1999 anyday... more » OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: I freaked out when I found out the video for Tonight Tonight by the Smashing Pumpkins was based on Le voyage dans la lune. Great song. more » Lee Shackleford: Give me MOON ZERO TWO over SPACE COWBOYS any day. An utterly silly movie, of course, but it's silly with panache, only a degree or two off from being... more » -
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Moonage Daydreamer: The Greatest Lunar Scenes
In honor of Moon, opening today, we went kinda loony (get it?) coming up with our favorite lunar scenes in film and TV. (We restricted the list to our own planet's moon; sorry, Saturn and Endor fans.) Watch them here. More » -
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A Faithful Reconstruction of A.E.R. Pipewell's Time Machine
A reclusive scientist named A.E.R. Pipewell may have disappeared without much notice during World War I, but to his contemporaries Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison he was something of a legend. Sadly, most of his workshop was destroyed in the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906, but recently some of his schematics came to light. An engineer named Alan Rorie put together Pipewell's "perplexing device" known as the "dihemispheric chromaether agitator," which apparently Pipewell believed could travel in time at 1 SPS (second per second). Want to see the time machine being powered up by a steam engine? More »
