cubinator

Last night I dreamt there was a small population of about 20 yetis living at the north pole, but they were imprisoned in an evil tower by a crazy priest, who killed all but one of them. I, a scientist and explorer, discovered the place and stopped the priest and attempted to save the remaining living yeti and recover the bodies of the dead.

It's thin enough to cause problems, and thick enough to cause problems.

Picture from Gale crater one week ago, featured on APOD today:

I had a dream once when I was little where I was playing with a Lego Bionicle on the floor, and one piece came off and tumbled just out of arm's reach. I froze and felt a sense of terror, knowing exactly what was about to happen. As I stared at the piece, it instantaneously disappeared into another dimension - the one where lost things go, the same one your socks always find their way into from the dryer. That's what it meant to "lose a piece" to me. I could feel the parallel dimension close to me, but it was unreachable.

That is a fantastic dream.

A quick look outside didn't reveal anything. Also the window is right at ground level (that floor is partially below ground). I checked for openings along the window edge, and I can see how jumping spiders got in, but not a wasp.

I found a wasp on my window today. This is the second time in a few days there's been a wasp in that spot, so I may have an issue...I don't know how they got into the house, but luckily I could just open the window and let them out right there.

I don't think you could find a very large cave full of preserved ancient atmosphere, but frozen lava and ice on Mars might contain unchanged ancient air bubbles, and are a good place to look. I don't know if you could go back a billion years or four, but you could probably learn about at least the past hundred million.

As an extension, the whole universe too.

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Just make them into one giant human, then it'll be much easier!

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Eating food is basically taking someone else's Lego apart and attaching the pieces to your own.