Re: Cosmos: yea or nay?
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2014 3:28 am
If evolution was true why do does the moron gene propagate faster than anything else? eh? Answer me that!
In memory of our guiding lights - Russ, Mike and Charlie - “To be a star, you must shine your own light, follow your own path, and don't worry about the darkness, for that is when the stars shine brightest”
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= artistic licenseThe Supreme Canuck wrote:Far, far too many asteroids visible at one time.
Rommie wrote:That's good- I'm glad to hear it, and hope it happens! Looking forward to hearing the good word.
Interesting detail is I was chatting about this to my editor at Astronomy, and apparently this Cosmos reboot is not really hitting the target demographic much (teens and under 30s)- a big concern is there's more an emphasis on the historical stuff and less on developments in the past 30 years in astronomy. And damn, when you think of how cool it would be to fly through the Hubble Deep Field or an updated model of the galaxy I guess he has a point in wondering how they decided to develop the show and all.
I haven't really been watching the show much so won't comment on that, just throwing it out there.