Perhaps he was hitching a ride in a car that crashed.
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Say, a handful of lousy cane toads hitching a ride on a python?
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Beresheet started its voyage by hitching a ride on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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Here's the little hamster hitching a ride with Luke and Han on a Tauntaun.
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The mother of a 14-month-old son, she vanished after hitching a ride.
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Hitching a ride on a bedazzled rainbow float must've seemed like the perfect PR foil.
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"Hitching A Ride" by Daisy Gilardini was Highly Commended in the 2017 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.
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Migrants cheer after successfully hitching a ride in the back of a dump truck outside Huixtla, Chiapas.
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Mr. Quigley offers a set of three theme entries and a revealer, HITCHING A RIDE, at 55A.
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If I were hitching a ride out of Zombieland, I could not have been more panicked or adamant.
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Select employees interested in hitching a ride through Waze can use the new rider app to find a driver.
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There's also a pair of CubeSats hitching a ride to test how tiny spacecraft will perform outside Earth's orbit.
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Some of them took the easy way out - hitching a ride on the back of a 3.5m python. pic.twitter.
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Instead of waiting in lines, families here lounge in cabanas before hitching a ride on their very own dolphin.
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I was hitching a ride to Denver with a couple of friends who were moving back there from Washington.
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And the most likely way for radiation to escape the repository would be by hitching a ride with flowing water.
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That's the commute Elon Musk predicts is possible -- as long as we're cool with hitching a ride on a rocket.
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Oh, and of course the man and lady hitching a ride to pound town on the side of someone's Chevy.
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A monkey named Raami was spotted hitching a ride on the back of a goat in a southern Indian village.
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Trilobites The tomato hitching a ride home in your grocery bag today is not the tomato it used to be.
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He's out there on the slopes, either hitching a ride on his owner's shoulder, or safely tucked away in a backpack.
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OSIRIS-REx is hitching a ride to Bennu on an Atlas V rocket — the premiere vehicle of the United Launch Alliance.
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Woody, an old-timey cowboy doll with an avuncular persona, decides to help Bonnie by hitching a ride in her backpack.
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But Lois is looking to escape dusty old Kent, hitching a ride on a rich married gentleman she otherwise finds disgusting.
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We may be sick of the song by January 2021, but it's worth hitching a ride on that wave now. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
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On Friday, Ms. Kumar and her friends managed to get a room at a hotel, hitching a ride from a local.
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If you're interested in hitching a ride, NASA also plans to open the space station to tourists for $35,000 per night.
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After Susan drops her off, Lacie resorts to hitching a ride with a group of sci-fi fans headed to a convention.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez stretched their dinner for two into the wee hours of the morning before hitching a ride home.
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Hitching a ride on popular trade routes from the capital Luanda, it jumped the border into Congo, then to its megacity capital.
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Microbes might be hitching a ride to space on those plumes, free for the taking by a spacecraft designed to detect them.
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The children drowned but Farquharson escaped, abandoning the car in the icy water and hitching a ride to his ex-wife's house.
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James Corden is hitching a ride with a very high-profile figure for an upcoming edition of Carpool Karaoke: First Lady Michelle Obama.
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Authorities said the unidentified woman was trying to get around the rules by hitching a ride with a friend outside of her hometown.
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In some patients with metastasizing cancers, they found evidence that the cells had escaped their initial site by hitching a ride along the interstitium.
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They got to the state the usual way — by hitching a ride with misguided humans who thought the cute little creatures could draw tourists.
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And at the end of the latest trailer, we see a Xenomorph hitching a ride on the shuttle with McBride's character at the helm.
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He's a pretty approachable guy; plus I live in DC so I'm working on hitching a ride home with him on Air Force Two.
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This coincides with Trump's deadline to return American astronauts to the moon; maybe this time they'll be hitching a ride on a nuclear rocket.
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These results were enough to convince the researchers that bed bugs could travel throughout the world by hitching a ride in luggage containing dirty clothes.
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Paying for a dedicated launch vehicle, like Rocket Lab's Electron, can be more expensive for smallsat operators than hitching a ride on a larger rocket.
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He doesn't drive, so when not hitching a ride with a local studio assistant, he traversed Eden by bike and on foot, which baffled residents.
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The Hakuto team, with a $10 million budget, is not building a lander at all, but hitching a ride for its rover with Team Indus.
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But the antibiotic-resistant bacteria in coastal waters most likely find their way to the shore first by hitching a ride through digestive tracts in feces.
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HP's Envy ISS, a printer designed for the extremely narrow use case of zero gravity, is hitching a ride on today's SpaceX CSR-14 rocket launch.
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Details: The tiny satellites hitching a ride aboard the SpaceX rocket include 15 microsats and 49 CubeSats operated by government agencies, commercial companies and educational institutions.
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In July, the earliest prototypes for Starshot, called Sprites, were sent into low-earth orbit after hitching a ride aboard the Max Valier and Venta satellites.
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From rocking a cool pair of shades to hitching a ride on someone's bike, these photos will make you laugh out loud at our furry friends.
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The actress, 46, posted a video earlier this week in which she was using a walking bike, with her son Arthur hitching a ride on the front.
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After hitching a ride to Europe on ship hulls, it has been found flourishing just above sea level on the piles of Danish and Swedish wind farms.
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Hitching a ride and staying dry is as simple as opening your phone, tapping the app and waiting a few short minutes for your car to arrive.
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Airlines are taking extra precautions on top of what health officials recommendAirlines are taking a variety of additional measures to prevent the virus from hitching a ride.
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But the realest, chillest dude out on the links right now is hands-down this chill-ass kid who is hitching a ride in a golf bag.
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The lunar Arch is hitching a ride to the moon with Astrobotic, a company that aims to put the first commercial lander on the moon in 2020.
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Intense radiation in space could fry any RNA/DNA that may be hitching a ride aboard an asteroid, and any life-giving material could be destroyed on impact.
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Unless it escaped from a different environment?) before later hitching a ride with Head of Security Ashley Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth) and some dudes in heavy-duty body armor.
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I like to imagine they're on the run from some sort of semi-successful heist, maybe in Finland, probably in sunglasses and long furry coats, hitching a ride.
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As for Pittsburgh's residents, who will be asked if they're OK hitching a ride in a self-driving Uber before a vehicle is dispatched, they have split feelings.
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The vinyl cyanide may be hitching a ride on this rain and traveling down from the atmosphere to the lakes, where it potentially forms pretty stable cell membranes.
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That's when he caught sight of a trash bin, hitching a ride in the back of someone's truck, which seemed desperate to take part in the musical day.
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Hitching a ride on a Russian Soyuz rocket costs roughly $80 million per seat, compared to the $51 million cost to fly on a SpaceX or Boeing vehicle.
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The canines we are hitching a ride with are part of the Doggie Brigade, the second oldest and one of the largest animal-assistance programs in the country.
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Some samples from the pair will not return to Earth with the pair today, instead hitching a ride to Earth on a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft later in the year.
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He says he skateboarded about four kilometers [2.5 miles] through Fort Mac on the night of the evacuation last Tuesday, before hitching a ride to safety with a stranger.
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Saying he's now an Uber driver because "I'm between jobs right now," Bush picked up Kimmel as the late-night host was hitching a ride to the awards show.
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This time, she's hitching a ride with an Australian couple that sails around the world in a 48-foot catamaran called La Vagabonde and chronicles their travels on YouTube.
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Identifying and championing good ideas to save money is worth doing, and may result in your ideas hitching a ride on important bills that need pay fors to pass.
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In Biology Letters this Wednesday, the authors report that this duckweed can likely hop entirely intact from wetland to wetland by hitching a ride in the feces of birds.
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It's then that Mimi lays out her plan: She's heading to California for an open studio audition, hitching a ride with local guitarist and bad boy, Ben (Anson Mount).
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The winning images showcase a team of baby seahorses, small stingrays hitching a ride on a larger ray, and sea creatures trying (and sometimes failing) to live with garbage.
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One night she is attacked after hitching a ride with a violent stranger, and narrowly escapes, a brush with trauma that a lesser writer would exploit for dramatic effect.
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As we drove away from the small hospital in Aslam, where Amal Hussain was being treated, we passed a young couple hitching a ride on the side of the road.
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Climate change is predicted to give such introduced species a boost across the eastern United States: Kudzu is now headed to New York, hitching a ride as warmth moves north.
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Sometimes that means packing into the back of a truck, negotiating lower rates for vans, or hitching a ride on the back of empty big rigs from whatever town they're in.
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There is, however, a hint about the package in the mission's (perplexing) logo, which appears to show either a very large monitor lizard or a very small dragon hitching a ride.
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After hitching a ride in Jessie's truck, Eich was introduced to Jessie's wife, Tracy, and their four children: Jessie Jr.; William; and Kacey and Lacey, twin sisters who were born deaf.
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Saves on airfare Scientists think an exotic fish native to Asia but found in California made the 5,000-mile trip from Japan by hitching a ride on debris from a tsunami.
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Traditionally found in South and Central America, the weevil is believed to have showed up in Tijuana, Mexico, at least six years ago after hitching a ride north of the border.
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"Daydream" begins with Cristal embarking on an epic journey across the desert, hitching a ride with a stranger before driving off with his car into the sunset to meet her girls.
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Passengers are having a tougher time finding a seat on the Boeing 747 these days, but that doesn't mean their stuff won't be hitching a ride on the original jumbo jet.
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A remarkable new experiment by an international team of researchers has now proven this to be true, showing that birds can catch a snooze while hitching a ride on rising air currents.
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It's true, 5 Seconds of Summer fans -- we got video proof lead singer Luke Hemmings is definitely back with his on-off GF, and they're even hitching a ride ... with Niall Horan.
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Both Exolaunch and Deimos Space will use Momentus spacecraft to take their satellites beyond the drop positions they'd occupy by hitching a ride on a SpaceX, Soyuz, Long March or Ariane rocket.
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"That makes a nonsense of the whole law because you have got no incentive to comply and bad retailers are hitching a ride on the back of the good ones," said Creagh.
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However, the results match other observations of airborne microplastics in the megacities of Paris and Dongguan, and raise the possibility that plastic pollution is hitching a ride with the weather, the authors say.
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I was fortunate to get a taste of the varying power in the sport by hitching a ride with three drivers – Matt Field, Michael Essa and Dean Kearney – in their Formula Drift cars.
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The top priority is a big geosat [geostationary satellite] mission, or national security mission, and those CubeSat customers, or rideshare customers are just hitching a ride essentially, to space, using a bus analogy.
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Native to northern Asia and eastern Russia, the diminutive, jewel-like borer was first documented in Michigan in 2002, and likely arrived some years earlier after hitching a ride on wooden shipping material.
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Hitching a Ride, Daisy Gilardini, SwitzerlandThis female polar bear was resting with its two young cubs in Wapusk National Park, Manitoba, Canada, when it suddenly got up and rushed downhill through the deep snow.
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"If shooting is like hitching a ride on the back of the living city, in the darkroom I am riding the current of an invisible slipstream … I'm reduced to a mote of pure awareness."
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At one point I thought I was rid of my companions, but when I turned around and peeked at the back of my shirt, I saw about a dozen of them hitching a ride.
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Jack Nicholson's character in "Five Easy Pieces" (one of my father's favorite movies), who abandons his girlfriend at a gas station by hitching a ride to Alaska in a logging truck, definitely belongs, too.
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She had left behind her family, and the mango tree, and walked two hours along mucky paths and through waterlogged fields, hitching a ride in a rickety wooden canoe where the water got too deep.
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Still, the possibility is interesting enough to explore in mind-boggling detail, covering "bubbles of nothing" in spacetime, hidden extra dimensions, and a hypothetical observer hitching a ride on the outer surface of our universe.
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While hitching a ride with larger payloads is considered the cheapest option for getting to space, many nascent rocket companies are promising lightweight rockets that can be mass produced and make cheap, frequent trips to orbit.
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The last film made by Alfonso Cuarón, five years ago, was " Gravity ," in which Sandra Bullock floated through space, evading debris caused by a Russian missile strike and hitching a ride on a Chinese reëntry capsule.
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This little puppy of the sea was captured hitching a ride on the front of an unnamed ship that was heading into Melbourne, Australia on Monday morning, lying flat as a pancake along the vessel's bulbous bow.
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Hitching a ride on a vehicle, known as "skitching" in the skateboarding community, is a practice that is as well-known as it is risky, said Matt Willet, 28, who manages SHUT Skateboards on the Lower East Side.
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Together with associate professor Frauke Zeller of Ryerson University in Canada — and a cadre of other scientists, artists and engineers — he developed HitchBOT, a robot designed to travel across a country by "hitching" a ride from friendly humans.
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Designed by an international team of artists, scientists, and engineers, the less-than-a-foot tall object is hitching a ride on a rover engineered by Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute that's competing for the Google Lunar XPRIZE.
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In an increasingly interconnected world, it takes a single virus, hitching a ride on an infected human riding a jetliner, less than 24 hours to reach most of the world's metropolises, where it can then spread out of control.
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The pop star revealed on Instagram that he relied on the subway to get to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the 2018 Met Gala on Monday night, hitching a ride on public transportation in a dashing Dolce & Gabbana suit.
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Hitching a ride aboard the same rocket that launches InSight will be a pair of miniature satellites called CubeSats, which will fly to Mars on their own paths behind the lander in a first deep-space test of the technology.
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Hitching a ride aboard the same rocket that launches InSight will be a pair of miniature satellites called CubeSats, which will fly to Mars on their own paths behind the lander in a first deep-space test of that technology.
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Assuming the test goes well and the Crew Dragon is certified, a subsequent test called Demo-2 will happen in July, with NASA astronauts Douglas G. Hurley and Robert L. Behnken hitching a ride to the ISS aboard the capsule.
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Working prototype versions of the smallest spacecraft ever conceived made it to orbit last month, hitching a ride aboard the Max Valier and Venta satellites operated by OHB System and launched into orbit by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).
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The MoonArk will be hitching a ride on the Astrobiotic Lunar Lander designed largely at Carnegie Mellon University as part of Google's LunarX prize, a $20 million race to put the first privately funded robot on the surface of the Moon.
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The German-government space agency, DLR, will give space farming its most extensive test yet when the Eu:CROPIS satellite begins its orbit in July, hitching a ride with the latest rocket launch of Elon Musk's private space exploration company SpaceX.
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A "naked" virus can't go anywhere unless it's hitching a ride with a droplet of mucus or saliva, said Kin-on Kwok, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong's Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care.
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Plus, the wildfire smoke is hitching a ride on mid-to-upper atmospheric winds to as far away as the U.S. Temperatures climbed into the 90s Fahrenheit above the Arctic Circle on Tuesday and Wednesday, and remained unusually high again on Thursday.
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The November 28 launch was a big one for Russia, with a $45 million weather satellite of its own (Meteor-M No. 2-1) on board, as well as 18 smaller satellites, including U.S. ones, hitching a ride into orbit; SpaceNews lists them here.
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Moselle's lens not only permits the Kitchen's recipe for who-gives-a-fuck, but revels in it—from the girls skating off with a UPS cart, to hitching a ride on the back of a dump truck, to speeding into pedestrians enjoying a leisurely stroll.
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Rather than spending it on a flight home to Brandon, Mississippi, "Minshew got thrifty, pocketing the money and hitching a ride with a few Brandon-bound buddies who'd made the trip to San Antonio to watch him play," the Spokesman-Review reported this year.
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But to get to the UK, they need to first get to France and then sneak across the border, which means either hitching a ride on a vehicle traveling through the Channel Tunnel or stowing away on a ferry bound for a British port.
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While out filming polar bears last February at Wapusk National Park in Manitoba, as they exited their den after a winter's nap, Gilardini snapped a few shots of a baby cub hitching a ride on its mother's bum, because sometimes you just can't pass up a free ride.
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But even if you aren't occupying the hallowed halls of academia, navigating the endlessly tangled warren of restaurants and bars that occupy Boston—while still having enough money left over to have a frickin' wicked good time hitching a ride on one of those swan boats—is a tough task, to say the least.
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Among the four are SpaceIL from Israel--which announced last year that its lander will be hitching a ride on a Falcon 9 rocket constructed by Elon Musk's SpaceX--and Moon Express from the U.S. The latter will be launching its lander on Rocket Lab's Electron vehicle, which boasts a battery-powered rocket engine printed on 3D parts.
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The idea of stowing away must be as ancient as the first human hitching a ride on a seafaring vessel out of old Mesopotamia, but in the covfefe clatter of our times, I find myself more and more fixated on such stories: The 23-year-old in the wheel well of a plane ride from New Delhi to London whose body temperature dropped, causing him to pass out until he regained consciousness on the ground at Heathrow.
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