A sign in the Heavens


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A sign in the Heavens

A sign in the Heavens

Tim Finin, 10:46pm 28 November 2004

The picture on the left is of a nebula recently discovered in deep space around the time that Firefox 0.8 was released. The one on the right has been modified to show the amazing similarity to the Firefox logo.

Do you really need more reasons to switch browsers?

Categories: Web, , Related posts: • Firefox is the new Emacs; • Elevator pitch, meet twitter pitch; • New RDF & OWL Editor from the Maker of XMLSpy; Comments: one

One Response to “A sign in the Heavens”

Timberwolf Says:
March 30th, 2008 at 12:21 am
If its not an urban myth then this is amazing.

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