Keep in mind that Phobos-Grunt (evoking fear/terror and ground(underground?)) orbited between 51.5 north and south latitude, the former being the latitude of London, England.
51.5 equates to 5150 which is California police code for a crazy one on the loose, or someone who is a danger to themself or others.
According to the urban dictionary, this is where Van Halen got their album title from (5150).
Keep in mind that Phobos-Grunt (evoking fear/terror and ground(underground?)) orbited between 51.5 north and south latitude, the former being the latitude of London, England.
ReplyDelete51.5 equates to 5150 which is California police code for a crazy one on the loose, or someone who is a danger to themself or others.
According to the urban dictionary, this is where Van Halen got their album title from (5150).
I just notice another interesting connection. The Van Halen 5150 album cover depicts Atlas (who was a Titan) holding up what looks like Saturn.
ReplyDeleteThe London Underground symbol also looks like a depiction of Saturn.
Bingo - the wheels are slowly turning - emphasis on slow - anyways Saturn has rings, and a ring is the sound a bell makes.
ReplyDeletePresuming that the London Underground logo is intended to look somewhat like Saturn, then it literally screams Tubular Bells!