Weird Science
A big part of writing science fiction is having a good grasp on science.
Maybe, when writing “Son of M” #2, David Hine knew something I don’t.
And maybe the moon works differently in the Marvel Universe.
But as Quicksilver and Videmus stand in The Blue City on the moon, looking Earthward, can someone explain to me what Videmus meant when he said “The Earth is rising” ?
Yeah I’m being a smartypants, but stuff like that just jerks me right out of the story.
he meant that the moon’s orbit around the earth had now allowed the earth to be visible from the moon’s surface, just like how sun and moon rises/sets work on earth, YOU PHILISTINE.
or maybe he meant something completely stupid, like that moon-based reverse-werewolves would now change into their wolf form–i didn’t read it.
http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/Academy/UNIVERSE/MOON.HTML
Blah Blah Blah, you and your “science.”
I’m confused.