Thursday, January 7, 2010

Mystery Science Cookie 3000


I thought this would be fun!

I'm going to post a new science themed cookie, only this time I'm not going to tell you what it is. I want to see if you guys and gals can recognize it.

Now, the pictures are not my best but I wanted to get this up tonight so I took a couple photos with flash and my awful overhead lighting. I'll do a new post tomorrow with better shots of my mystery cookie (Then I get to eat it! Gingerbread, yum). Until then, anyone want to take a guess at what it is?

22 comments:

  1. OMFG IT'S THE VOYAGER RECORD HOLY SHIT. You're amazing. I bow down and worship at your feet. Pardon me while I run around in circles and flail madly at the wonderfulness.

    (though a cookie with the MST3K crew on it would be awesome.)

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  2. It's the golden record from the Voyager spacecraft. :)

    Nice work! I really love your science baking!

    Deanna

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  3. It's the Voyager plate, also known as the Golden Record! That's so awesome!

    http://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/spacecraft/goldenrec.html

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  4. Wow, you guys are good!

    And just so you know, a MST3K silhouette cookie is on my to-do list....

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  5. Murrrr, I'm not nearly geeky enough for this blog! :(

    Must.....try......harder

    *orders Voyager boxset*

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  6. I was just reading about the Golden Record on Wikipedia yesterday! This is one incredible cookie.

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  7. I think that if they had sent your cookie on a trillion mile journey into the universe they would have received a reply by now. Who could resist? Watch this space for the worlds first alien Mr Delivery request. Ha.Ha.

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  8. Oh amazing. Have you thought of doing DNA Cookies? or molecules like water , ozone or other molecules»?
    Oh and a Mobius Cookie:P Ok... that would be almost impossible...
    Well Possibly with Chocolate or Marzipan:S

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  9. I knew it was from Voyager, but I hadn't heard it called the Golden Record before.

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  10. Ah, you all beat me to it. Nice job. The possibilities are endless.......................

    Love the color

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  11. Oh I absolutely love it! You are extremely talented.

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  12. Do you have "Serenity" from Firefly on your list? I'd love a "how-to" for that. It's my daughter's favorite!

    Your creations are just incredible. I keep sending the link to your blog to all my science-minded friends. And cookie-minded. And people who just need good recipes. And people who just need a reason to smile. Especially people who laughed out loud at the containment suits yesterday. Those are priceless.

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  13. I simply love this... I have an astronomer brother-in-law who would certainly go crazy...

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  14. If it makes you feel any smarter scientifically speaking, I had no clue what that thing was. But now I do! And it's all thanks to your mystery cookie! Wahahaha! Does science popularization get any more incr-edible?! WOOHOO!

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  15. Ah, another MST3K fan lurking behind one of my favorite blogs. I should have known...

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  16. I'm with Flartus...
    I love it when I find MST3K in daily life... I finally saw all of the Star Trek movies and I got soooo excited when I heard Kirk say "Dammnit Bones!". I also love stocking Bass Ale at work because I always think about "A Case of Spring Fever"

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  17. I'm not quite science-ish enough, but I love your cookies :D

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  18. Not sure what that is, but I love your blog! I saw these and thought of you... haha

    http://www.stupid.com/fun/FETS.html

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  19. jacobithegreat,

    AHHHHHH!

    Did they have to put that eyespot on it? Makes that cookie look super creepy!

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  20. Voyager Record.

    What is the diameter of that biscuit, not that you have it anymore ;)

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  21. It's Carl Sagan's work, isn't it? :D

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