Tower of Interplanetary Power

Building 54 (The Cecil and Ida Green Building) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Boston, Mass.

HQ of MIT's Dept. of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences. Eighteen floors of sharp minds and bleeding-edge research.

We do wonderful things and stupid things there.

Also known as the "Green building."

Soon to be temporarily known as "MARS COMMAND HQ (EASTERN AMERICA)."

"I've got a meeting on the thirteenth floor of the Tower of Interplanetary Power."

by Edwin Kite September 26, 2004

interbulate

A Scientology term meaning to be keyed into one's case, connected strongly to a re-active frame of mind, lacking rationality or objective processing of events or the situation.

The person became interbulated, so lost it and yelled at the technical support person who was trying to help.

by ExploreLife2012 February 17, 2008

Interplanetary Travel

Travelling between the eight planets in our solar system. We've reached every one by unmanned probes but all we've been able to take a human to is our moon.

NASA is planning to send humans on an Interplanetary Travel mission to Mars by 2020, but it looks like we have too many problems on Earth to deal with first.

by Nick Weiner January 31, 2009

interbulate

A word which is derived from and is synonymous interference. Interbulate is not made up and is widely used throughout the world to describe the acts of those opposing the Church of Scientology. The fact that it is not located in any "official" dictionary is just another example of Chiristianity's hold on the state and their refusal to acknowledge Scientology as a true religion.

Pretending that interbulate is not a real word is actually hypocritically using it's true meaning against the Church of Scientology.

Please do not interbulate on my beliefs.

by Circularanarchy November 9, 2008

interpolate

A form of internal Polish rhetoric.

That guy's full of shite, it must come from his kin and how they interpolate.

by Baja Bug October 4, 2006

Interpolate

From Latin interpolare, Latin interpolatum, from inter (“between”) and polire (“to polish”).

Interpolation provides a means of estimating intermediate points.
In other words, it's estimating in-between values.

Let's interpolate to get in-between the values.

by millennIumAMbiguity January 24, 2022

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by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim March 30, 2025