0075 – liftoff
Staying up until 5am to watch something live is like a rite of passage in Australia.
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Staying up until 5am to watch something live is like a rite of passage in Australia.
Hello 1-point perspective my old friend.
Panel 1 counts as a background, right?
Here are your complementary Canis Minor facts:
Canis Minor is a line.
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(get used to these 2 or 3 star constellations by the way, there’s a lot of them)
NOW you now why it’s called the Dog Star. Anyway, here are your complementary Canis Major facts:
Canis Major intersects the Milky Way.
Canis Major contains the neutron star RX J0720.4-3125 with a radius of 5km, and the red star hypergiant VY Canis Majoris with a radius of 990’000’000km.
Canis Major is the only dog constellation which actually looks like a dog.
Yayy! The educational strips are back. Here are some complementary Sirius facts:
Sirius is technically a binary star system made up of Sirius A – a star twice the size of the Sun – and Sirius B – a white dwarf.
Sirius B is so tiny it wasn’t observed until 1862.
The word ‘Sirius’ is the Latinised form of the Ancient Greek word for ‘glowing’.
Sirius is sometimes called the ‘Dog Star’ for reasons that will become apparent in the next comic.
Thanks you for subscribing to Sirius Facts.
For those uncultured folk, ‘brekky’ is the word for breakfast in my native language.
(Australian)
Sometimes when I’m busy I boot up Kerbal Space Program and tell myself I’m just going to do one quick little interplanetary mission. This is partly why I’ll never be able to do a daily strip.
Suddenly I remember why I don’t normally draw Sedna in colour.
OHMYGODITSFINALLYOVER! 5 comics, 65 panels… remind me never to do this again. :|
Now I wish I could go back in time and tell kid me that playing with his pencil case instead of paying attention to class would actually pay off one day. In your face teachers!