Photographer Cristina De Middel’s multi-media piece on the Afronaut project, a 1964 Zambian space program that aimed to put the first man on the moon.
So many things to complain about when speaking of the airline industry… evidently much aviation technology is stuck in the 1960′s.
And while we’re on the topic, here is an entire section of a website dedicated to complaints about Delta. Which is, in my personal experience, the Worst. Airline. Ever.
But who cares about airplanes when our galaxy is colliding with our neighbor and there’s almost certainly life on other planets?
Speaking of other planets, meet the people who have signed up to go settle a colony on Mars and never come back.
All of this sounds very technologically advanced. So why is American internet so damned slow? (“We’re #31!” is not a slogan to be proud of…)
Maybe we just shouldn’t bother with travel at all, be it air, space or internet. Perhaps the answer is just to get this book and look at the lovely pictures photographer Mikael Kennedy shot on during a week of road tripping in California.
The Atlantic has been kind enough to post an in depth article on why writers are the worst procrastinators. Which I will read maybe two or three times before going on to write, or do, anything else today. Thanks!
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