Stealth Cloud Attack
13Feb07
Figure 1: An IR weather picture of the southwestern US. Note the lack of threatening green blobs over southern Arizona.
Figure 2: An optical all-sky photograph on Mt. Hopkins, in southern Arizona. Note the horrible soul-consuming clouds.
WTF, sky? You were perfectly photometric an hour ago. Perfectly.
If you are going to pull such stunts, I would appreciate your doing so BEFORE the T stops running, so that I could go home.
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An MIT undergrad lusts after physics. Meanwhile, life happens. Excitement and high drama ensue.
Horrible soul-consuming clouds? That’s impressive. All mine ever manage to do is rain or snow, and it’s very disappointing. Can you teach my clouds to consume souls?
Nope. You can’t go into biophysics and then complain that your atmospheric effects are sub-par. Go play with some myosin or something.
You know, I think I have a crush on myosin.