of the most remote reaches of Iceland with the Explorer's Club flag to test the MS1 Mars analog spacesuit. (Image credit: Dave Hodge/Unexplored Media)

In addition to testing this suit, the team also carried a flag from The Explorer's Club, Dave Hodge, a nature and research photographer, musician and active member with the Explorer's Club, who took part in this mission, told Space.com. The team members carried "The Explorer's Club flag number 60," he said. This flag "has been in service since 1935 and has been on numerous expeditions all over the world."

"The Explorer's Club really supports the work in furthering this testing with Michael and the Iceland Space Agency," Hodge added.In a MLB postseason which has featured an absurd amount of broadcast gaffes, Fox Sports 1 decided to enter the mix with some new strange camera angles during Game 1 of the NLDS between the San Francisco Giants and Chicago Cubs.

FS1 has opted for whatever reason to use some variation of what ESPN used many years ago in an elevated and more dead center camera angle. That experiment was short-lived and drew similar criticism as fans were used to a slightly angled view of home plate that was more zoomed in and not as elevated.

It was annoying back then and it's annoying now. It was supposed to show the strike zone from straightaway center. Fans didn't like it. — Ken Fang (@fangsbites) October 8, 2016

But what has really