keep autism weird

That's from the WildBerry Pop Tarts commercial!

"The sound of chaotic transistors firing from an orbital laboratory with Googie Architecture" - Erlin Baque
credits

What are folks saying about Anachronista?

"Electro-magnetic reverberations of transmissions sent into the aether." - Doc Savage

Doc even put a shirt on for this press photo!

Merry Radiation Storm Day to all who celebrate!

Always be networking

The real connection between 45 and Hillbilly Vanilli

Watching Predators (2010), at first we were disappointed to learn that Alice Braga's character is a member of the IDF. But then she delivers this line: "We're the monsters of our own world"

👏👏👏👏👏

Post a *perfect* album from the 90s that isn't nirvana, pearl jam, soundgarden, or alice in chains

English language humans, please assist an alien.
The image captcha instructs "Select all squares with bicycles"
The entire image only has one bicycle, not multiple bicycles. No selectable square contains one entire bicycle.
So a plural can imply both a singular and fractional instance of an item?

"sword and planet" pulp?

no thanks

i prefer "flail and feline"

One thing we inferred from the NASA Ames visitor center is that astronauts stand proudly, even in cumbersome suits, while cosmonauts are lazy commies who remain seated.

With news of the Voyager probe, we thought it relevant to share our favorite recording from the Voyager's Golden Record, found in the "Sounds of Earth" section, rather than "Music", is Laurie Spiegel's rendering of HAROMNICES MUNDI. Nerds click this link: www.tableoftheelements.org/laurie-spiegel

The [Luna 10] spacecraft carried a set of solid-state oscillators that had been programmed to reproduce the notes of the Internationale... but... controllers discovered a missing note and played the previous night’s tape ... claiming it was a live broadcast from the Moon.
April 3, 1966

“One of the earliest documented musical instruments based upon electronic principles was the Clavecin Electrique designed by the Jesuit priest Jean-Baptiste Delaborde in France,
1759.” - A HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC PIONEERS David Dunn

This instrument was like a carillon that also created sparks

The Thing From Another World (1951) used the theremin to signify the presence of the titular character in the scene

"Even though his overall interpretation is basically romantic--almost Tristanlike in thematic content--the unfamiliarity and coldness of the terrain lend a strange aura of suspense." - Irwin Bazelon on DESTINATION MOON (1950) music by Leith Stevens

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Musique Fantastique

Frontispiece by Allen Koszowski