Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for June 14, 2020

But that’s Junior’s homework for celestial mechanics!

You mean like with the Ziggurat people and their strange, pyramid-shaped leavings? No, never!

“Aww, Ma, it’s too much trouble. They got blocks on every planet we visit!”

And thus the true story of Stonehenge is revealed.

Absolutely excellent! I had the chance to visit Stonehenge years ago, and it was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. It actually talked to me.

There seems to be a lot of controversy over whether there’re two or three golf balls on the moon… Just part of the conspiracy theory, I guess… Lol

He moved his blocks from Wales to England before he forgot them though, as it’s Welsh stone.

Nice work, Tim, though there are two golf balls, not one, that Alan Shepard left. Must have hit them into the rough. The club that he used a 6 iron, which is on display at the USGA Museum in New Jersey

One civilization’s trash is another’s treasure.

Stonehenge is basically a primitive calendar, isn’t it? The ancient people who built it might have used it for astrology, but it could have also had practical uses such as timing the planting of crops.

I really would love to go to England & one of the places I would love to see is Stonehenge!

Maybe the 2001 monolith was the alien equivalent of an Apple Watch.

Apparently junior outgrew his Stonehenge toy series since he never came back for them

I often wonder if future archaeologists are going to find our buried plastic bottle caps and old pop tops (which are supposed to last thousands of years) and posit, “These are so common, they must have had some kind of religious significance!”

He left behind his Pyramids, too.

we already knew that