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I just realized I never put this online anywhere.  This is a little Knuckles comic I did for a zine that some friends of mine put together for SPX last year.  It’s nothing like the last Sonic comics I did.  Fewer jokes, and just generally more of a cute little Knuckles moment.  But I hope you like it anyway~

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Where’s. Where’s the fucking pikmin on the GameCube song

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Cassini: Last dedicated observation of the Enceladus plume (August 28, 2017)

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There are a lot of pets at Eureka, and I'm glad to see they like Toddler Ro as much as I do.

I call this piece "Solitude and Sorority in the Saunas"

Now, I'm no expert, but surely it would be a good idea to take off your glasses in a sauna? Debby must have forgotten.

I always forget that some of my colonists have cool body tattoos... I should draw them all sometime

Hazrov had a cozy afternoon winding down by watching telly next to the hydroponics basins where we grow our drugs.

Oh no!

Anyway

Clarence is one of my many (18!!) devilsheep that has recently undergone mass sterilization. There were too many of them for their pen, so now we've made sure they will not make any more baby sheep and can concentrate on making devilstrand instead.

Nothing particularly exciting happened today, sorry. But sometimes it's nice to have a relaxing day of red panda nuzzling, relaxing in a sauna, watching TV, and wandering around in confusion.

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in Tomorrow's Country were there any further experiments with lithium fluorine hydrogen rockets (youtu.be/KX-0Xw6kkrc), or has it just gotten more and more impractical in comparison to lox and H₂/CH₄/Kerosene? also, have any new propellant technologies emerged?

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🐯🌼

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Dreaming in vector 2021

companion piece

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🖤 Lady Lucian 🖤

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Strikes, slowdowns, and poor management decisions hold back Duhr's otherwise excellent rail transit network from reaching its full potential. People blame both the guilds and the railroad companies, depending on who they think is responsible for today’s particular delay.

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beam splitter

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high-tech polity with a strong turborocket lobby that banned all space infrastructure so their affronts to engineering and God could corner the launch market

in Tomorrow's Country were there any further experiments with lithium fluorine hydrogen rockets (youtu.be/KX-0Xw6kkrc), or has it just gotten more and more impractical in comparison to lox and H₂/CH₄/Kerosene? also, have any new propellant technologies emerged?

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in Tomorrow's Country were there any further experiments with lithium fluorine hydrogen rockets (youtu.be/KX-0Xw6kkrc), or has it just gotten more and more impractical in comparison to lox and H₂/CH₄/Kerosene? also, have any new propellant technologies emerged?

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I love this entire thing—it’s informative, a bit funny, and also just very beautiful artistically.

I gotta say though, the Bucknell Turborocket has just. Horrible feng shui. The obscene performance improvements over traditional rockets aren’t worth having to look at it.

in Tomorrow's Country were there any further experiments with lithium fluorine hydrogen rockets (youtu.be/KX-0Xw6kkrc), or has it just gotten more and more impractical in comparison to lox and H₂/CH₄/Kerosene? also, have any new propellant technologies emerged?

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The "dusk chorus" - as evening falls on Mangala, its binary companion's infrastructure belt of orbiting power stations catches the sun, brightening into a ring of stars circling the little Mars analog.

Note the accelerated time here also. Mangala is tidally locked to its huge moon Kahira, and so its rotational period is dictated by the time it takes for the two worlds to circle around each other - about 830 kiloseconds, nine and a half Earth days.

(mocked up in Celestia)

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thousand yard stare

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