Basking in the florescent glow of the grocery store pasta aisle,  the Flying Spaghetti Monster’s Noodley  appendages shimmered like diamonds.

-Corey

From this article on NPR it appears material scientists have stumbled upon the fundamental Truth of nature at the molecular level.

But perhaps not yet undertand what they’re seeing.

There’s one part of the molecule that doesn’t like the other part,” Bates says. So the one part of the molecule folds up into a sphere, forcing the other part to the outside, where it makes little tendrils. It resembles a hairy sphere.

I think what this work does is that it makes contact with something that is more universal than just plastics. It has the capacity to teach us how nature works,” he says.

And understanding how nature works is something all scientists strive for.

NPR article here.

Tony found this Pastafarian shrine in Ft Worth, Texas.

Happy cat or fsm?  Has my 4 year old been touched by his noodly appendage?  I believe so.

-Susie

That appears to be Him, but I am concerned about the placement of the meatballs.

I was not quite sure where to submit this, but I have yet more evidence of the existence of His Noodliness. We received handstamps at a corn maze, that clearly show the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and how he guided us safely through the corn :-)

Your Fellow Pastafarian,

Sally

Bill spotted the FSM at DragonCon.