[ SECRET POST #3060 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3060 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 020 secrets from Secret Submission Post #437.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[fscom]

07. http://i.imgur.com/nz5pcxM.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Ohhhhhkay then.

[(Anonymous)]

Considering the nature of catastrophic re-entry failure, putting a celebrity non-astronaut on a space shuttle is tempting fate in a hideous way.

I mean, if I really hated Sarah Brightman, I could recommend we do it, so the space program is finally abandoned in the backlash when her craft disintegrates horribly.

Stupid space program. It's just not sustainable. We're just filling near Earth orbit with trash, really.

[insanenoodlyguy]

How else are we gonna get to other planets?

That shit's gonna be necessary you know. Terraforming Mars isn't just scifi fantasy, it's the solution we need!

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

OK, posting on anon, I was being a bit more of a dick than I needed to be.

Still, sorry, but I'm with Daniel Quinn's "B" on this one. Martian colonization is a non-solution for the foreseeable future. We have to live within our one-planet means.

Where are we going to get the water to terraform Mars, anyway? I don't think people understand how absurdly much energy it takes to move a partial hydrosphere and additional atmosphere onto a planet.

And it still lacks an Earth-level magnetic field.

So here's my problem: We keep leaving stuff in orbit, that eventually disintegrates and becomes a sort of layer of collision hazards to exiting craft. Even a paint chip moving at orbital speeds is a menace to a rocket moving at escape velocity. We may find that spaceflight is functionally closed to us by our own junk before we reach technologies that make terraforming anything more than a ludicrous pipe dream.

So, we need to be more careful and/or less ambitious.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

The whole "colonizing other planets" goal has always rubbed me the wrong way.

"We're gonna get it right this time folks! We're not gonna repeat the same mistakes in here that we did back in Earth!"

A few hundred years later:

"Okay, Earth 2 is ruined, let's look for the next planet! We'll get it right this time, for reals."

[elaminator]

She's quite pretty and I like that dress.

Also at first I thought you were making this up so I googled it. It's real.

Uh... I'm sure it would've been lovely?

[(Anonymous)]

Chris Hadfield wasn't good enough for you OP?

[houtarouh]

Ohh this is the first time I've seen a Sarah Brightman secret on here! Besides the cast album of Phantom of the Opera, my favorite albums from her are Eden (literally my desert island album, if I had to choose one favorte), followed by La Luna, Harem, Symphony and Timeless AKA Time to Say Goodbye in the US. I loved her Dreamchaser album, it's actually quite beautiful and makes you feel as if you're in space with nothing but her voice. I enjoy her voice along with Kate Bush, Lana del Rey and Florence + the Machine.

[elephantinegrace]

I'd be really interested in hearing how her voice changes in space.

[cakemage]

Yay, another Sarah Brightman fan! My favorite albums of hers are (in no particular order) Harem, Dive, Symphony and Dreamchaser. At the moment, my favorite song is Arabian Nights. Lately, it's one of the few things in my life that can make me feel a little bit peaceful and hopeful, at least for a while.

[houtarouh]

Glad to meet another Sarah fan on here as well! Yay more fans who loves Harem, Symphony and Dreamchaser! I love Dive as well and my favorite tracks there are "Captain Nemo", "La Mer", "The Second Element" and "Once in a Lifetime".

I've listened to "Arabian Nights" and "It's a Beautiful Day" a lot back in 2003, as I was going through a rough time during the later years of my Sophomore year and throughout my Junior and Senior years in high school back in late 2003-2005, I've listened to Sarah's music on rotation for comfort.

[elialshadowpine]

Yay fellow Sarah Brightman fan! I've been lucky enough to see her in concert (my parents are huge fans) and this was back when Josh Groban was just starting his career, so he was the vocalist for the duets. Awesomesauce.

Eden is my favorite, along with La Luna and Fly. I haven't heard Dreamchaser -- that's a new one to me! *goes to look it up on Spotify*

[houtarouh]

Yay! I have yet to see her in concert and I hope she tours again, once she makes a new album, though Dreamchaser's pretty recent. You'll love the album, since it has the theme of outer space, so you'll feel as if you're a celestial star in the cosmos, while surrounded by the quietness that is outer space. Frank Petersen didn't produced this album, as Sarah left Angel records, but it feels as if his influence is still there, so it's a really well produced album with her new record label.

I love La Luna and Fly too, the only thing I didn't liked about Fly was that duet with Tom Jones, as I feel she could've sang that song with either Prince, George Michael or Michael Jackson, but it's growing to me now.

[alexi_lupin]

Sarah Brightman has always seemed to me like some kind of pixie who found herself in a human body and is just making the best of it. She seems to float through life in this dreamlike way.