Have you ever wondered where lost balloons go? They float up, up and away from us… we watch them as long as we can and then… where? Where do they end up?
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Terri, as you well know, I try to be factual here on this website. That said…
It would be nice to believe the universe doesn’t have a ceiling. That life’s possibilities are limitless. But the discovery of this video… the realization that we’re capped off… pictures don’t lie. Especially animated ones.
But here’s my question: What happened to the person who filmed the stray balloon as it floated up into space? Is he/she up there with all the other balloons? It’s the question without an answer.
That’s what I love about the CG blog… you ask the deep questions. I shall ponder this for a long while. What DID happen to the camera-person? And is there enough oxygen for him/her way up there in the atmosphere?
Oh great. Now I’m going to worry….
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It is SO tempting to believe that this is true, because, generally speaking, if it’s on the Christopher Gabriel website, it IS true.
I just never knew there was a ceiling on the universe…
.-= terri´s last blog ..Fun with Crab Legs =-.
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Christopher Gabriel Reply:
February 21st, 2010 at 6:35 pm
Terri, as you well know, I try to be factual here on this website. That said…
It would be nice to believe the universe doesn’t have a ceiling. That life’s possibilities are limitless. But the discovery of this video… the realization that we’re capped off… pictures don’t lie. Especially animated ones.
But here’s my question: What happened to the person who filmed the stray balloon as it floated up into space? Is he/she up there with all the other balloons? It’s the question without an answer.
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That’s what I love about the CG blog… you ask the deep questions. I shall ponder this for a long while. What DID happen to the camera-person? And is there enough oxygen for him/her way up there in the atmosphere?
Oh great. Now I’m going to worry….
.-= terri´s last blog ..Fun with Crab Legs =-.
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Christopher Gabriel Reply:
February 22nd, 2010 at 1:04 am
You see Terri – now we’re both worried. Great.
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