SPACE CADETS NEEDED- APPLY HERE!

Truly the best title for a job advert ever!
http://bbc.in/1mOJtwN

SETI- LIGHTEN UP YOUR RAINY DAYS!

with Office pranks! Yes they were all full of chocolate. Not widely known that Mice constantly scour the sky for life, their relentlessness has NASA shaking in it's budget boots.
NO WARS = SKY WATCHING

Diamond Rain?

It's the rain a girl likes to be in. What a difference to put on your leaky wellies for that. Umbrella's with collection feature!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-24477667

The Earth's Gravity Pull - PLAY

Reminds me of an Anarchist Malteser !!! What does it remind you of?! Marks for originality;)
Very cool though!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12911806

Melancholia Reality - Biggest Asteroid passes Earth Today

I presume Mr Von Trier will be looking to the heavens tonight. They'll be some doomsday nutters to entertain us I'm sure!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21442863

How to Weigh a Black Hole!

You never know when you might need to! Space travel handy hints.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21259221

Exotic Locations, Jewels, Sun and very Handsome Men!

But it's so nice to dream ladies, isn't it? Jewels, sun, handsome men... hence the books!!!
 Knowing my Luck I'll probably get something like this!
http://www.totally-funky.co.uk/PROD2760/Miss-Chatterbox-Mug

TRANSFORMER ROBOT FOR SALE-The Christmas Gift for one who has everything!

Seriously I got quite excited seeing an opportunity to be your own transformer!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/video/2012/nov/28/robot-kuratas-giant-video

Does this mean Mars was...

If this is what happens after excessive tourism, think ahead people. I'm off to Jupiter's moons. Must have been Easy Jets first commercial route then... Have we gone backwards?! So are we going to find remnants of a clubbing strip? Next time we see curiosity he'll be having a margarita with Martian Dust chaser... MARS the ultimate space club.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20151789

Whales Mimic Humans-Amazing

Although I think the Beluga Whale is just messing with our minds, this was recorded at the end of a Saturday night out in Dublin after Guinness with a hidden Kazoo in his blowhole... probably thought this will set the scientific world on fire. Whales everywhere are laughing at the U-hole clip (which went viral under the sea a few days ago!) of the human's being duped into hysterical excitement.
"So Long And Thanks for the Fish!"
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-20026938

Hubble v Curiosity

Of course Hubble's been up there since 1990 making it the godfather of kodak moments in space.
I like to call him "Papa Cosmos Corleone." Large and a little cumbersome whacking his flashes all over planetary systems, "you want distance galaxies, I'll give you distance galaxies, talk to Mumbles he gotta a few moons out in sector zw45-1! Yeah Pluto's still a planet I guarantee you quality stardust, don't listen to the rookie."

This image is worth thinking about, an inkling of an angle and we get 5.500 galaxies. Yep you've guessed it I will be spending the rest of the day wondering who lives there. Or is it like the Antarctic or Australian outback no neighbours for light years on end? But when you do find them there's beer and a barbee:) or very iced vodka served by black and white waiters (penguins). I'd like to think our first encounter of a third kind will have a party atmosphere, or any atmosphere come to that matter... I could go on with this all earth day 'matter' (light and dark)... what is the length of your day? ... etc... etc... etc...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19728375

Noble Prize Winners- Medicine's is a concern!!!

I didn't actually register the (Ig) at first, there I was bleary eyed this morning without a sip of coffee, imagine my surprise as I read the winning work for the Medicine Prize! For one moment I thought I never knew about that risk? Is it common knowledge?!! ~That's why morning coffee is a must!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19667664

Universal Music- I present "The Particles!"

I couldn't resist! Listen to the link. They're trance loving hipsters with an experimental edge! Adventure Time Cartoon has it's soundtrack at last!
"The Particles" musical maestro's of the future:)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19647038
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2Ngojb81ko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v3pgpsHIbE

Coca Cola or Kardashian's? Symbol of Globalization, really?

Hmmm always tricky to slip France into the same article as North Korea and Cuba. What's the common denominator here? I'll let your minds ponder over that one.

FGS It's a drink, it's a mixer, it bubbles. WHOOPEEDO!
Think about our future space exploration and when we do mingle with the Martians:)
"What symbolises your world, what's your signal?"
"Always Coco Cola!"
or Kim's
"I hate when women wear the wrong foundation colour, it might be the worst thing on the planet."
"To attack we only have to go to Boots and stock up on Essex Orange, putty in our spindly hands Marvin. Interesting spectrum the human race, not really a race is it! For one you have to have a foundation to build a foundation! Definitely put them in sub-species category. Ooooh look Marvin Martian intelligent life... a dolphin." Martians move on swiftly hopefully stopping by at Stephen Hawking's house, now there's a reality relativity series that would be interesting.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19550067

Tesla Electrics!

Without him we wouldn't have this! Electric cars can look super cool. Thanks Mr Tesla
http://www.teslamotors.com/goelectric

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19503846

Quantum Mechanics- Ummm?

So an event changes if you watch it? Am I getting the gist of it yet?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19489385

Alien Art Discovered

Definitely worth a trip to the Tate!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19357951

Neil Armstrong-Our Brilliant Moon Man:(

Our fascination just goes on thanks to inspirational people... It's still so very cool to say you're an astronaut, what a job description.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19332091

ANGRY BIRDS AIMING FOR NEW AUDIENCE

Now I think scientists have a compulsory aim; Tetris for tigers; Pacman for puffins; Space Invaders for Spotted Fox; Little Big Planet for the panda's perhaps?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19368532

Google Maps MARS!!!

Take a few minutes to play with this, it transports you into a mini google-Mars- map. Just fun to keep abreast of day to day things on Mars! As well as facebook;) I'm looking forward to the "Kryptonite" Roving Curiosity mapping the Sun! Such pretty colours and a slide down lava rivers will never be dull from a space cam! The ever changing landscape of our Universe... Boggling
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19296006