Expedition I Liberation Pictures

Good Bye And Thank You For The Fish

This sunday morning, the mission of Expedition I came to an end.

It lasted 73 exciting days, but now the ants must move on and so must I.

I liberated them.

Only about 8 of them made it. I wish them well.

Freedom can be hard in this part of the universe.

FishWorks®

And now to something not completely different:

Those pictures are taken from my favourite space disco in an undisclosed place. The fish there are for decoration only.

Reminds me a of my own AntWorks® container: Poor animals are kept in an unnatural place for the pleasure of a freaky crowd.

There is however one big difference: I do not expose them to crap music.

Latest Pictures Of No's AntWorks®

No's AntWorks® Update

Its now 3 week since I have last seen Ms No's ant farm, and 2 weeks since the space ant baby was born.

The space eggs are still there but I could not spot any baby. It must have grown up.

Another R.I.P.

The dead body of a space ant was found at Santa Catarina Plane. Armstrong passed away.

Most likely cause of this fatality: Old Age.

Pictures of the Week 09 (Expedition I)

Coco Channel Mambo Nº 5

I am happy to be able to announce that yet another bonk occurred. The tunnel west of the Zagatón area hit the sinkhole south of Anatolia and, consequently, another channel came into being, forming the second passage between Birnie Loch and Loch Coruisk.

After Highway 1, Avenida Atlântica, Avenida General Paz and St Marx's Place, this is the 5th channel in this habitat and shall therefore be named Channel Nº 5.

Many thanks (in alphabetical order) to Armstrong, Armstrong, Armstrong, Armstrong and Armstrong. Of course this could not have been achieved without Armstrong, Armstrong and Armstrong. Not to forget Armstrong and all the others. And last but not least: Armstrong.

Thank you all for your vision, faith and confidence.

Pictures of the Week 08 (Expedition I)

Three New Sinkholes

After nearly two month in the tube, Armstrong and her crewmates are still digging.