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8 posts with the tag yellow
David Bentley
digital
Do you ever have one of those days when things, well, don’t turn out as planned? The sort where you wake up twenty minutes late and for the rest of the day you play catch-up? Where the traffic lights
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David Bentley
digital
Life on Mars was always a bit of an oxymoron. Primitive. Ancient. Not very H.G. Wells at all. So the early settlers became miners for more than one reason. The hollow magma tubes became underground s
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David Bentley
digital
When he was eleven, Simon started writing and drawing in a notebook. Not regularly. Just every now and then when the wind blew strongly enough to get his attention. So many questions, so few answers
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David Bentley
digital
“We are closer now, and have some altitude; the sun is higher in the sky. The shadows have gone, there is no industry. The shapes are still geometric, but not of a city as such. Abandoned perhaps, mi
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David Bentley
digital
Io is intensely volcanically active due to tidal forces from Jupiter and its neighboring moons, with Sulfur and Sulfur dioxide abundant on the surface. Lightly coloured from orbit, on the surface it’
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David Bentley
digital
“We’re approaching a binary star system, at her satanic majesty’s request, 2000 light years from home. Time to check the readouts. Whoa there, Gomper! They should look like a rainbow, not a distant c
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David Bentley
digital
Mercury, closest to the sun, was always expected to be sunburnt, cracked and full of surprises. Early Mariner flybys did not dispel this line of thinking, returned data suggesting a moon like surface
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David Bentley
digital
The ginkgo is an ancient tree species with unusual leaves. Come Autumn they go yellow, and fall off, lying pretty on the ground. If you have astigmatism, or squint a little, the patterns and colours
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