Welcome to Food is Science Fiction, the place where I will delve into the cosmic, intergalactic world of food. From the earliest prehistory, man has gazed into the flat confusion of the night sky and pondered the glittering configurations he saw. Before writing was invented, man had a name for these celestial bodies; Before he conceived of ethical systems, he bowed to these mysterious images; Before he devised sand-glasses or water cloaks, he followed these heavenly motions, numbering the days, months and years. To nomads and seafarers, these objects in the sky were signposts that told direction. To farmers and herdsman, they controlled the planting and rain season. The path to discovering what these mysteries of space are has not been an easy one. Man's ideas contradicted what the eye saw and required pyramids of difficult deductions and endless nights watching with crude instruments before they were proved. By researching Archimedes, Ptolemy, Copernicus and Kepler, scientists today are able to combine their studies with today's technology and photographic capabilities. The findings have been astounding. Checked by all sorts of theoretical calculations, astronomers today have concluded that these mysterious objects, these foundations that are the life support of the entire universe are The Foods. Long space missions into the solar system have brought back photographic evidence that shows soda fountain sensations, planked veal sautes, custard crowns a la apricot glaze and cheesecake souffles- All hurling or fixed in space these foods are the fabrics of the universe which we must bow down to in order to extrapolate their true meaning and significance.
I will systematically be displaying these images that have amazed scientists all over the world. Stay tuned.
