For this week's episode of Cosmos, "The Immortals," Neil deGrasse Tyson has got us thinkin' about bout eternity -- or at least the transmission of messages through time and space.
As if there wasn't already enough for me to find Neil deGrasse Tyson attractive, well, now that I've seen him standing on Mars without a space suit....
<i>And as we go to the first commercial break, we get a shaky shot (as if seen by a robotic probe&rsquo;s camera) of Neil deGrasse Tyson standing on Mars. Without a spacesuit, which we think is ill advised.</i>
So Neil deGrasse Tyson really <i>is</i> Dr. Manhattan?
I liked the background music while Tyson was talking about life travelling between planets - Ravel&#039;s &#039;Bolero&#039;, just as in <i>Allegro Non Troppo</i>. The coke bottle didn&#039;t appear, but I think that the spirit of the monkey was present.
When I read &quot;message in a bottle,&quot; I thought it was a Boehner post.
ps. my browser rejects gay marriage with wonkette.com
As if there wasn&#039;t already enough for me to find Neil deGrasse Tyson attractive, well, now that I&#039;ve seen him standing on Mars without a space suit....
*fanning self*
<i>And as we go to the first commercial break, we get a shaky shot (as if seen by a robotic probe&rsquo;s camera) of Neil deGrasse Tyson standing on Mars. Without a spacesuit, which we think is ill advised.</i>
So Neil deGrasse Tyson really <i>is</i> Dr. Manhattan?
Are robot sheep covered in steel wool?
Don&#039;t get up, I&#039;ll show myself out...
I liked the background music while Tyson was talking about life travelling between planets - Ravel&#039;s &#039;Bolero&#039;, just as in <i>Allegro Non Troppo</i>. The coke bottle didn&#039;t appear, but I think that the spirit of the monkey was present.
Like Woody Allen, I prefer to become immortal by not dying.