[My Interest In Astronomy]

I think that they were fascinating. Especially the one where the you saw the surface from the perspective of someone standing and looking across. Reminded of the shots of the Mars surface from the rovers. Though I don't think that the methane seas are able to have life due to the extreme cold, the hot water geysers indicate that there might be water reserves below the surface that may have life.

[Tiberius 'tribute Penny' Silver Denarius]

That's pretty interesting. I've never really given much thought to the coin that Jesus used. I have known for a while that the "Caesar" referred to was Tiberius. However, I always picture the coin being gold or copper, not silver.

[Welcome To The Emperor's Court!]

Thank you.

 

As far as Shakespeare goes, I am aware that there are some rather deep messages in it, that do take some time to figure out. However, the original plays were not meant for generally high brow audiences. I don't mind thinking through their deeper meanings, it's just that the dissection and extremely careful analyzation that come teachers require seems to betray the original purpose of the plays. Then again, some people like doing that, so it's really all in the eye of the beholder. I mean, someone could come to this forum and find the analyzation of ancient Roman history soul-crushingly boring, while we find it interesting.

[Witch-doctor Watch]

Ah yes, crazy Robertson. When I see or hear him speak, I don't no whether to laugh or cry.