Where we’re going you won’t need eyes.

I mean, there probably was a carpenter called Jeshua… But you could probably say the same today.

Two nightmares from when I was a child:

1. Earth is suddenly in orbit around Jupiter and it’s filling the sky, everything is bathed in Jupoter-shine light.
2. Earth is visited by human-sized black amorphous blobs that just appear and disappear at random, destroy anything they intersect with, instill abject terror in anyone who sees them.

So as not to distract from the pretty things.

Broadly, and without evidence:

Women in formal situations were decoration, another piece of fashion attached to a man.

Edit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Male_Renunciation

Zebras probably took it the worst.

The Adama Manoeuvre.

OMG.

Yeah. I was going to expand on that in the comment and decided not to for brevity.

It was only in the final two episodes that the timeline is established and it was the final two episodes that annoyed a lot of fans.

I still consider the 2004 series the actual serious BSG. I was around for the original and it was typical 80s schlock, though I loved it as a preteen.

Likewise. I watched the original as a child and loved it. The 2004 series is some of off the finest TV ever made.

The reboot of BSG places it 150,000 years before our present.

This made a lot of people very angry. I, for one, liked it. YMMV.

I’m not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens.

Nice analogy.

TYVM!

Yeah, I went and checked after posting.

My hunch is that if the moon was closer it would ‘drag’ the barycentre closer to the moon.

Which, given the moon is slowly receeding, means it was probably a binary early on in the formation of the solar system.

That’s because you’ve only named one end of the tunnel. It’s the Mouth-Butt Tunnel.

Did you just assume drag’s person? /Jk

It doesn’t make sense to go 3rd person

It does if one wants to be really annoying.

He was so close to pronouncing pounamou (lit. treasure) correctly. Good effort though.

Heights, depths; but not consistently.

After considerable reflection, I realised that a lack of a margin for error is what truly terrifies me.

You should definitely never ever watch The Fourth Kind.

“Oh, you must be thinking of my grandfather, we have the same birthday”

I believe the rule of thumb is binary planets’ barycentre is external to either body. This is the case with Pluto/Charon, I think it’s also the case with Earth/Moon.