Yeah, Science!

I was very productive this evening, making more upcoming travel reservations. It's nice to check three things off the list. 

It's been a pretty regular work week. We had trivia on Monday and won our frisbee game on Wednesday night. 

Tomorrow we are going to the World Record Stargazing Event at Centennial Parklands. The thing I find funny is that the event is sold out. Why would you have a finite number of people who can attend an event when you're trying to get as many people to attend as you can possibly get?! This particular event will have special science-y guests (supposedly one by the initials of NdGT, but that is yet to be confirmed) and we will apparently walk away with little telescopes. So, that's why. But, maybe they could have the first X number of people sign up get that stuff, and then let other people sign up to still stargaze in the park so they can be counted as part of the tally? All the US has to do is try to have one night where they do the same thing and they can just blast Australia out of the water for most star-gazers in different locations in the same country at one time (simply bested on the fact that the US population is higher). Hint, hint. 

Wouldn't it be disappointing if Australia didn't beat Mexico's Record (Also, why is that article on AOL Real Estate? That's a thing?)? That would be pretty funny, actually. "Thanks for coming out guys; sorry, we failed. Here's a telescope to remind you of your failure". 

I'll let you know how it goes.