Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for September 24, 2017

The incongruity of such a large animal on a near airless moon.

Oooh, that’s gonna leave a mark! Waaay beyond the spleen now …

Hey, c’mon….. it seems to be a law-abiding creature.

It didn’t jaywalk, did it?

Maybe it’s a little near-sighted, that’s all.

Very funny.

I know our home world (and perhaps Mars) are the only two planets that can support life. Question is, are there any of the moons which orbits the other planets that can support life?

Reminds me of one of my favorite cartoons – Godzilla Meets Bambi.

Kenny should not wait, he should step on it.

“McCoy?”

“He’s dead Jim.”

Kenny died on Rhea? He should have eaten more cheese. Worse, he was a goner on Rhea.

That famous quote really doesn’t make any sense. The use of “man” and “mankind”, in that form and context, has exactly the same meaning.

I keep thinking he should be wearing a red shirt. Sorry.

R.I.P. Kenny.

Planet Monty Python!

We’re a little anthropocentric when we assume life on other world could only develop as ours has. For an excellent short story on what life would be like on a planet of a pulsar, I strongly recommend “The Way of the Needle” by Derek Kundsken. Still anthropomorphic, but fascinating.

http://escapepod.org/2014/05/11/ep446-way-needle/

Alternately, “crawl”.