I always got a kick when Lwaxana talked to the ship computer.

This guy is going places. Great work and the right "bad" attitude.

I find it charming that both of them think it needs to be kept secret.

I worked in a beauty parlor back then. The phrase I remember was, "More foreskin and less forearm!"

Just saw an Eons video that pointed out the lack of “wee little beasties” during the Carboniferous age. Trees that fell down were not decomposed and eventually turned into coal.

Great find!

Given the final chamber that is slanted upwards, mere silting would not have generated a complete fossilization. My guess (and only a guess) is that abandoned burrows were filled with water that leached minerals along the way. Over time, the water evaporated, more hard water flowed in until the former spaces were filled with mineral deposits.

He will remember none of it.

No, you are wrong. It is exactly as hard as I thought it would be.

I had been looking for a map like this a few years back. I wish he had shown the equator on it, however. I believe it roughly separated North America from South America and Africa. Chine was near the North Pole and Austrailia was almost at the South Pole.

PBS Eons has gotten really good lately. Very neat find.

Miss C., you got some 'spainin' to do!