This is the music video for the song New Noise by Refused (from 1998). Could just be a huge coincidence but me thinks I know where the developers got their inspiration for the Working Joes from.
For anybody that needs it, I made a GoogleDoc telling an abridged version of the story of the original Final Fantasy VII (1997), as well as the stories of Remake (2020) and I just completed Rebirth (2024)!
The Story of Final Fantasy VII
The Story of Final Fantasy VII Remake
The Story of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
NOTE: It is best viewed on the Google Docs mobile app since that is how it was created.
These are mostly meant to stick to the main plot points and don’t cover much in the way of side content. You can use this for whatever purpose you wish. I just made it for people to have. No real reason. Hopefully you enjoy it or find it useful.
ADDITIONALLY, I am compiling all available information about Final Fantasy VII Revelation into one organized, easy-to-navigate document. It covers everything: trailers, story, characters, exploration, combat, items, menu, side content, developer quotes, etc. There is a table of contents to quickly move around from one section to the next. I hope this is helpful for anyone hungry for Revelation info.
Remake and Rebirth on sale for up to 65% off.
For anyone who is interested, I am compiling all available information about Final Fantasy VII Revelation into one organized, easy-to-navigate document. It covers everything: trailers, story, characters, exploration, combat, items, menu, side content, developer quotes, etc. There is a table of contents to quickly move around from one section to the next. I hope this is helpful for anyone hungry for Revelation info.
I will continue to update the document regularly as new information comes out. If you become aware of information I haven’t added, feel free to let me know and I’ll check it out.
[Final Fantasy VII Revelation Ultimate Guide](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s1KTY2SRS3tsG86MNx5ivNfGzj9v3TaejHjb5eE8XAE/edit?usp=drivesdk)
Note: This document is best viewed on the GoogleDoc mobile app as that is how it was made and will provide the best formatting. If you experience any issues, feel free to message me and I’ll do what I can.
For anyone who is interested, I am compiling all available information about Alien Isolation 2 into one organized, easy-to-navigate document. It covers everything: trailers, story, characters, exploration, combat, items, menu, side content, developer quotes, etc. There is a table of contents to quickly move around from one section to the next. I hope this is helpful for anyone hungry for Alien Isolation 2 info.
I will continue to update the document regularly as new information comes out. Feel free to let me know if you find out any potential news and I’ll look into it.
Link to the guide here:
Alien Isolation 2 Ultimate Guide
Note: This document is best viewed on mobile as that is how it was made and will provide the best formatting. If you experience any issues, feel free to message me and I’ll do what I can.
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I’m part of a local astronomy club and I’ve been tasked with giving a 30-60 minute presentation as an introduction to astronomy. It is a general audience of all ages.
I’m well versed enough in all the basics of astronomy. However, I often struggle in discerning where the average person is at in terms of knowledge. I’ve found myself surprised by how little some people know, and how much others know. Most people seem to understand the most fundamental things like “Earth is a planet, Earth rotates on a tilted axis and orbits the Sun, etc.”
I’m looking for advice on which elements of astronomy to focus on as an introduction to the subject without being too rudimentary and basic. I want the presentation to be have a human connection and I don’t want to bore people with things they already know and I don’t want to just list of facts and figures.
In thinking of how to structure the presentation, I feel like the first part should start with explaining how old of a science astronomy is and the value in simply looking at the night sky with an inquisitive mind.
For the second part of the presentation, I thought maybe it would be a good idea to give people a basic tour of the solar system and how it relates to what we see in the sky. I’m not sure how far outside the solar system I should take things. I’m very certain that getting into relativity and cosmology is a no go for something like this.
If anyone has any ideas for what subjects I should cover general presentation advice for this subject to make it educational but entertaining, I’d really appreciate everyone’s input.
Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch captured this video of Earth outside the windows of the Orion spacecraft during the second flight day of the mission. Orion was roughly 33,800 miles (54,500 km) away from Earth when Christina took this video.