No stars!
No stars!
No stars!
No stars! Wait a minute! Is his visor up? And the world is lit, right? So the sun is up!? What an idiot! Or am I an idiot for wondering why his eyes aren't burning out of his head? Lets see how hot it is facing the sun. 121 degrees celsius according to NASA:
http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2001/ast21mar_1/
No stars! Like it matters. Looks like the word's in for a super storm, anyway.
No stars on the moon either!
No stars!
No stars! Odd lighting for Apollo 11, considering they never took any with them.
No stars!
No stars! Glad to see the top of the earth is lit. Anyone know where the sun is?
No stars! So, that's how they kept the flag straight on Apollo. They put a stick in it. And you morans thought there was some kind of conspiracy going on.
Oh! There's some stars! Thanks for turning on the lights NASA. Has anyone seen that green reflective glow over the earth before? Must be something God implemented post 2000.
.Apparently stars don't mind the sun, either. They like the sun and the green forcefield! If that's even the sun. Looks more like an oblong spheroid!
Hey, there's some stars in this one too. Check out the neat lens flares in the lower right! I mean super close star like things. They're part of the little dipper, right? Nibiru fans are probably going nuts down there, eh? Oh, and can you spot the nuclear meltdown right of the space nozzle?
More sun time stars! I could swear that's a lens flare. What are you guys building down there!? Anyone know what those purple buildings are for? They're probably the atomic green houses.
Here comes the storm troopers!
Are these guys pretending to pretend to do the real thing before they pretend to do the real thing for real?
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