True beltalowda.
On point expanse reference. Sasa ke?
Maybe they were both there on the same day
Found the Vogon.
The "kid".
Fuckin roast em
The Earth is working on that.
Everyone knows Earth isn't real.
Shout out to the Planetarium at Bishop Museum in Honolulu.
Planetariums are lowkey potentially the most American thing in existence—does any other country have them?Edit: nothing to see here, I've just been living under a rock
Not only do they date back hundreds of years, they are located all over the planet. First modern planetarium was built in Germany in the early 1920s.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_planetariums
Also seems like a continuation of the ideas of the Pantheon and the Cenotaph for Newton:
https://www.archdaily.com/544946/ad-classics-cenotaph-for-newton-etienne-louis-boullee
Don’t feel TOO bad; it’s not like they’re on every street corner.
Usually you’d go to one on say, a school field trip. But not every school does it. I’ve only been to a planetarium once in my life, and it wasn’t until I was in my 20’s.
Definitely go visit one though; they tend to have really interesting shows about what you can see. And there’s nothing quite like actually looking through a giant telescope with your own eyes. My local planetarium even has special sun-telescopes which allow you to view the sun and solar activity safely during daytime.
I've also only been to one once. Leonard Nimoy was there. It was cool.
Only, I was around the age of five when that happened. Reflecting on the event as an adult, I think it might have been a guy who put on Spock ears, then talked about Leonard Nimoy. I'd never even seen Star Trek at that point; I wouldn't have known the difference.
I actually have a second memory of visiting one, but I think that was just an episode of Friends. I guess I was pretty gullible as a kid. (And totally not now.)
Portugal here, yes, we do
