Sugar Found in Milky Way
by Darin at N30 24.652, W097 43.644
So this just sounded funny. I guess it's cool. Astronomers found a cloud of sugar floating out in the vast emptiniess of space. The high-carb dust is called Sagittarius B2 and is a mere 26,000 light years away. So save your hunger, the good stuff's on the way.
Link to Article Source: boingboing.net
I plan on repairing the lack of activity here on the ole blog, but deadlines are looming and my web-surf time is rapidly approaching zero. Asymptotically of course. They can't take my soul!
Link to Article Source: boingboing.net
I plan on repairing the lack of activity here on the ole blog, but deadlines are looming and my web-surf time is rapidly approaching zero. Asymptotically of course. They can't take my soul!
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