GOODSTUFFs BLOGGING MAGAZINE (291st Issue)

Brigitte Nielsen and her Rocky Boobs headlines this towering meta blog post. Followed by science, sci fi, plenty lowbrow art and all the essential vitamins that a Dude needs

Brigitte Nielsen Cheesecake

Brigitte Nielsen (The She Hulk) with the Mocho Dude

Brigitte Nielsen looks as though she'd tear your head off after you'd finished making love - like some huge, peroxide mantis or something

Brigitte Nielsen Pre Bolt Ons (NSFW)

Mars Exploration Rovers Update

Saturn seen by Voyager 1, 1980

These are some of the images that Cassini took as it passed incredibly close to Saturn for its first "Grand Finale" flyby on April 25, 2017.

Superfluid in the Sky with Neutrons

The bright source near the center is a neutron star, the incredibly dense, collapsed remains of a massive stellar core. Surrounding it is supernova remnant Cassiopeia A (Cas A), a comfortable11,000 light-years away. Light from the Cas A supernova, the death explosion of a massive star, first reached Earth about 350 years ago. The expanding debris cloud spans about 15 light-years in this composite X-ray/optical image. Still hot enough to emit X-rays, Cas A's neutron star is cooling. In fact, years of observations with the orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory find that the neutron star is cooling rapidly -- so rapidly that researchers suspect a large part of the neutron star's core is forming a frictionless neutron superfluid. The Chandra results represent the first observational evidence for this bizarre stateof neutron matter.

Dawn Journal: On Course for Opposition

Eexoplanets in Keplers Eye

Wonder Woman finds her Amazon plane

Operation Avalanche

The Moon Landing premiered on worldwide television on July 20, 1969 after being shot in April-May of that year. It was the highest rated National Geographic Special of all time.

The Moon and all of it's pixels

SpaceX Launches Top Secret US Spy Satellite

The Day North Korea Fired A Missile At SR 71 Blackbird (Watch)

This post is the first of several on decentralized information dynamics and real-fake, mainstream-alt news. I will start with the beast behind it all. On 4 September 1998, the search engine Google first appeared online. It is hard to believe, because it feels like a short time ago, but it was a pivotal moment between the way the world was and what it is now.

Huge Selection of SIZZLING Comic Covers

Cool Sci-fi pulps

The Hand-Painted Scenes of The Original Star Wars Trilogy That Made Us Believe It Was Real

Starwars Meets WWII

There’s Something about Russia - Frank Herfort

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has entered the age of BIG Data, and the catalogs have become a database. In December of last year, the museum uploaded its master spreadsheet, “MetObjects”.

When taken as a whole, the database reveals the Met’s cultural double helix. One strand is the institutional history of the Met, probably the single most important museum in the country. All of its global ambitions are present: its deals with foreign governments, its curatorial preferences, its big-dollar gifts and funding, its public failings. The other strand is the geopolitical history of the world: the rise and fall of empires, conquest and killing, natural disaster and migration, industrial revolution and invention. Together, those two strands form the Met’s DNA…

Deranged Pop Art to Overthink

Viewer Discretion is Advised

~~Many~~ most of the following Rule 5 links are to pics generally considered NSFW, and if you lack sufficient discretion to be clicking on those links when you oughtn’t, well...

You might rethink the phrase "Viewer Discretion is Advised"What kind of discretion should you exercise? Why should you exercise that discretion?