Friday, July 24, 2009

Remembering Apollo 11

Remembering Apollo 11 - The Big Picture - Boston.com
Remembering Apollo 11 - The Big Picture - Boston.com
Remembering Apollo 11 - The Big Picture - Boston.com

Remembering Apollo 11 - The Big Picture - Boston.com

Here men from the planet earth first set foot upon the moon July 1969, A. D.
From a memorial plaque attached to a leg of the Lunar Module.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Dead Astronaut Comics

Dead Astronaut Comics by Jack Teagle

By Jack Teagle
Looking forward to the next issue...

Moon-Landing Jam Session

Pink Floyd jammed live while the Apollo Moon landing was broadcast on the BBC in 1969:



“It was fantastic to be thinking that we were in there making up a piece of music, while the astronauts were standing on the moon. It doesn’t seem conceivable that that would happen on the BBC nowadays.” —David Gilmour of Pink Floyd

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Supernova

Music video for Supernova by Lawrence Cepstral from the amazing Siggi Eggertsson:



Apparently the words used in the song are from Battlestar Galactica...
found at today and tomorrow (via createmake)

The Frightening Beauty of Bunkers

The Frightening Beauty of Bunkers by Paul Virilio

"Approximately 1,500 bunkers were built during World War II along the French shores to forestall an Allied landing—“the Atlantic Wall.” Decommissioned after the Allied invasion of Normandy, this elaborate defense system now lies abandoned. At the age of 25, Paul Virilio stumbled upon these relics with his camera and began a study that would continue for 30 years. His 1975 book, Bunker Archeology, has recently been translated into English and reprinted by Princeton Architectural Press: an inquiry of war and its structures and a personal memoir of exploration, merging technical analysis with philosophical questioning."

The Frightening Beauty of Bunkers by Paul Virilio
The Frightening Beauty of Bunkers by Paul Virilio

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