I'm re-reading Joe Haldeman's Worlds trilogy, which is set inside a captured asteroid (and features carbonaceous chondrites — a type of meteorite). This brilliant GIF from Jacint Roger Perez transported me to the surface of Comet 67P. It feels like the opening to a SF/horror flick, where the next shot will be the inside of an isolated research station on the surface of the comet. Two scientists will be having coffee and shooting the breeze, and suddenly....#SpaceHour
— Laurence Tognetti, MSc 🔭🚀👽 (@ET_Exists) July 8, 2020
This GIF is made up of images @Philae2014 beamed back to Earth in 2016 from the surface of Comet 67P, which Twitter user @landru79 processed and assembled into this short, looped clip to reveal the drama they contained. (Image Credit: @esa/@landru79) pic.twitter.com/zQnecRvIdx
the room will shudder
one of them will say, "what's that anomaly on the screen?" and hit the top of the display
there will be a pounding on the wall
an alien with many teeth will come up through the floor
something will start oozing from a cabinet
Chose your own adventure.
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