It left the chat a few hours ago... The sun is now in charge over here.I'm curious, can you guys see the moon in Europe? It's a lunar eclipse here with an almost full moon.
It left the chat a few hours ago... The sun is now in charge over here.I'm curious, can you guys see the moon in Europe? It's a lunar eclipse here with an almost full moon.
I think there was a partial? eclipse late last night and very early this morning. Though where I live in the UK it was mostly cloudy. so...I'm curious, can you guys see the moon in Europe? It's a lunar eclipse here with an almost full moon.
Iirc, there was only one series and there was no "ending" per se. It's ripe for a reboot in my opinion.Thanks. That's show's name is familiar to me but I don't think I've ever seen it. I've been on a 70's crime thriller kick watching films like Mean Streets so maybe I can slot it in.
Just to mix things up a bit, I found a tritium hotspot so I went mining. Oh dear. Those tritium yields are really awful. When I actually found a 'roid with tritium in it.
Back to exploration then!
EDIT: yep, those collector limpets circle underneath the ship now - although I had six out, only three were visible.
Even for a new (or poor) player, it's usually more efficient to mine metallic rings and use the proceedings to buy ³H - but that doesn't work out in the black when there's no place that sells it.I don't purposely go out specifically to mine tritium, I prefer to buy it (at the lowest price I can find).but that's mainly because I've accumulated enough wealth to do so.
If I was starting the game from a new players perspective it might be a different scenario..
I feel like that could've been a marionette show like Stingray or Captain Scarlet.Iirc, there was only one series and there was no "ending" per se. It's ripe for a reboot in my opinion.
Some of the outfits were er...
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... questionable, as were the mauve wigs of female members:
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But don't let that put you off
One of my favourite things was watching Interceptor pilots fling themselves down their shoots to their ships.
At the time, it was fantastic and, imo, has stood the test of time and and is still a stand out show today.
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I'm still out in the Formidine Rift doing exploration. I have EDEB running also but the latest version seems to be reporting guardian ruins everywhere.
There's another oddity with it in the way it tells you planetary worth - instead of saying "million" it says "oh oh oh oh oh oh oh,". Weird.
I've only just checked the BBC and realised it happened.I'm curious, can you guys see the moon in Europe? It's a lunar eclipse here with an almost full moon.
Sorry, I'm not sure where you are located, I thought maybe people in Europe might be able to see a partial during daylight hours.I feel like that could've been a marionette show like Stingray or Captain Scarlet.
I've only just checked the BBC and realised it happened.
A bit of a heads up would've been nice.
Though I did catch a nice 87ish percent solar eclipse one time. Even with clouds.
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Most of Gerry Anderson’s shows didn’t get a second season. The show that followed UFO was Space 1999 which is supposed to have started off as being a second season or sequel to UFO.Iirc, there was only one series and there was no "ending" per se. It's ripe for a reboot in my opinion.
The crew of the submarine that launched the in atmosphere fighter that was armed with dumbfire rockets.
The wigs the moon base crew wore were supposed to be something to do with radiation protection but the blokes didn’t wear them. To prove it wasn’t a kids show the lady standing stripped into the miniskirt version of the uniform in one episode.
But don't let that put you off
One of my favourite things was watching Interceptor pilots fling themselves down their shoots to their ships.
At the time, it was fantastic and, imo, has stood the test of time and and is still a stand out show today.
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I'm still out in the Formidine Rift doing exploration. I have EDEB running also but the latest version seems to be reporting guardian ruins everywhere.
There's another oddity with it in the way it tells you planetary worth - instead of saying "million" it says "oh oh oh oh oh oh oh,". Weird.
Gerry had finally got the budget to do live action by then starting with a half and half series called Secret Service and a live action movie called Doppelgänger in some markets.I feel like that could've been a marionette show like Stingray or Captain Scarlet.
I've only just checked the BBC and realised it happened.
A bit of a heads up would've been nice.
Though I did catch a nice 87ish percent solar eclipse one time. Even with clouds.
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Liverpool (not the Australia one). Apparently it was visible this morning but I'm off till Sunday and was being a lazy bar steward lying in bed.Sorry, I'm not sure where you are located, I thought maybe people in Europe might be able to see a partial during daylight hours.
Funny. I didn't even realise it was a Gerry Anderson production but that makes sense.Gerry had finally got the budget to do live action by then starting with a half and half series called Secret Service and a live action movie called Doppelgänger in some markets.
I have to own up. One of my favourite spaceships of all time is this one:
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The wigs the moon base crew wore were supposed to be something to do with radiation protection but the blokes didn’t wear them. To prove it wasn’t a kids show the lady standing stripped into the miniskirt version of the uniform in one episode.
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On the left Sherlock Holmes mother.Sylvia Anderson was supposed to have said that the idea of them wearing the wigs when deployed in space was to counter the presumed issues of ladies' hair in low / no gravity.
There is a video on the youtube about "The Women of UFO" (a proper documentary).
Source: https://youtu.be/nzzH3CVvbXI?t=642
Well, one of the problems the quantum annealing technique is good for happens to be the Travelling Salesman problem, so look out for Trade Computer Mk III sometime soon and you won't believe what happens next.Yes, nice, but can it run ED?
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Shipping containers were a big game changer too, we called them conex boxes when I was in the military.Well, one of the problems the quantum annealing technique is good for happens to be the Travelling Salesman problem, so look out for Trade Computer Mk III sometime soon and you won't believe what happens next.
(That is quite genuinely one application for QC that might change the world; last time we had a big change in managing shipping logistics allowing a move to just-in-time in the 90s, it changed the world utterly and we still see the impact now. So that might happen again. QC does have some of the smell of crypto and/or LLM hype, and others like to compare it to fusion, but it is genuinely somewhat different and might be A Thing.)