Jun 07
dotshell.net posts about what happened when he tried to put up a Jain poster with a swastika on it.
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Jun 03
Perhaps a planet dies so slowly that it isn’t noticed. Is there a point of no return? These time lapse images from space show the disappearing Aral Sea.