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NASA’s Voyager 1 Probe Detects the Steady ‘Hum’ of Plasma in Interstellar Space

Voyager 1—the most distant human-made object—has made yet another remarkable discovery having to do with interstellar space. It’s steady, persistent, and long-lasting: a low-frequency hum that’s droning away at approximately 3 kHz. This is evidence of plasma, matter so hot that electrons have been stripped away from their atoms, resulting in an ionized, or charged,…

Space & Spaceflight George Dvorsky

Venom: Let There Be Carnage May Have a Wild Spider-Man Scoop

Venom: Let There Be Carnage’s first trailer was mainly about reintroducing the world to Woody Harrelson’s Cletus Kasady, a sociopathic serial killer destined to bond with an alien symbiote of his own. But it also might have dropped in a surprising tease about the future of the SPUMC, Sony’s awkwardly-named cinematic universe featuring Marvel characters.…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

A TikTok Video Is New Evidence in a Nearly Two-Decade-Old Kidnapping Case

A viral TikTok video has revived the search for Sofia Juárez, a woman who was kidnapped in 2003, just before turning five. According to a police page about the case, Juárez was taken near her home in Kennewick, Washington, where she lived with her mother, grandmother, and aunts and uncles. CNN has reported that Juárez’s…

Tech News Whitney Kimball

Shell’s CEO Thinks We’re Dumb

Big Oil executives want us to know we need them. In an interview with Axios on HBO on Sunday, Shell CEO Ben van Beurden said that corporations like his must be an integral part of the transition away from the polluting energy they’ve made billions off of. “What quite often I think is insufficiently understood…

Climate Change Dharna Noor

A New Dragon Ball Super Movie Is on the Way

It’s been three years since Dragon Ball Super: Broly hit, kicked, and kamehameha-ed its way into theaters, raking in $120 million around the world. Now, a sequel movie is gearing up for a rematch. Other than it’s scheduled to premiere in 2022, we know virtually nothing about this second Dragon Ball Super movie, of course.…

Movies Rob Bricken

Survive the Future Is a Sneaky-Simple Game That Makes Our Climate Choices Real

“You are the senior editor of the world’s most popular and trusted news organization. You have the enviable power to set the news agenda, and thereby shift the zeitgeist.” So reads the introductory text to Survive the Century, an online game. Also my dream bio, but I digress. What follows is a Choose Your Own…

Climate Change Brian Kahn

Your Brain Deserves to Play Lovetris: a Soothing Version of Tetris That Always Gives You the Exact Piece You Need

A decade ago the world was cursed with a version of Tetris called Hatetris that frustrated players by delivering the worst possible tetromino piece imaginable. Eleven years and a pandemic later, we now have a version called Lovetris that does the exact opposite: dropping the exact piece a player needs to clear a line. On…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

The PS5 Shortage Will Likely Stretch Into 2022

If you were hoping it’d get easier to snag a PlayStation 5, Sony’s got some bad news for you. In a call with analysts, Sony warned that they likely won’t be able to meet PS5 demand and restock stores through 2022. According to Bloomberg, Sony reported it had sold 7.8 million PS5s through March 31…

Gadgets Victoria Song

Leaked Photos Give Us a Peek at the Next Generation of Sony’s Excellent Noise-Cancelling Earbuds

Sony’s WF-1000XM3 earbuds were one of the first pairs of wireless in-ears to include noise-canceling that was nearly as good as what you’ll find in full-size headphones. But they’re now two years old and in desperate need of an update, which, according to new leaked photos and details, could arrive as soon as next month.…

Gadgets Andrew Liszewski

The Flash Teases Our First Glimpse at Impulse in Action

Dave Bautista doubles down on the end of his time as Drax. Penn Jillette reveals a suitably bonkers cameo for the Borderlands movie. Tom Cruise is trainward bound in a new look at Mission Impossible 7. Plus, Batwoman tackles racist policing, and what’s next on The Nevers. Spoilers now! Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3…

Television James Whitbrook & Gordon Jackson

Venom: Let There Be Carnage‘s First Trailer Sets Its Lethal Villain Free

Though Sony’s first Venom movie turned Eddie Brock and his unsuspecting symbiote partner into heroes by having them face yet another symbiote threat, the movie also established that there was at least one other significant threat on the West Coast that would eventually need seeing to in the future. Aside from reminding everyone how ridiculous…

Trailers Charles Pulliam-Moore

Doctors Discover Disease in Which People Can’t Make Antibodies

In new research this month, doctors say they’ve discovered a new genetic disorder that saps a person’s ability to make antibodies. The likely very rare and treatable condition, first identified in a young boy from Philadelphia, may one day help scientists better understand the immune system. Several years ago, doctors at the Children’s Hospital of…

Health Ed Cara

Why Am I Still Embarrassed About Things That Happened 10 Years Ago?

It’s a nice day, you’re strolling along, music’s queued up, prospects looking good, your sweater’s matching your pants, the person you’re seeing just sent you a cute text, no one you know is actively sick or angry at you, your dreams are, if not on the brink of actualization, not impossibly far from it, and…

Tech News Daniel Kolitz

This Gaming Laptop Would Be Solid Without the Gaming Part

Adata is a company best known for its SSDs, DRAM modules, and peripherals, which it markets under its gaming moniker XPG, but the company has also recently stepped into the world of gaming laptops. I loved the first ever XPG gaming laptop, impressed by the choice of components, the mechanical keyboard, and the way its…

Laptops Joanna Nelius

Melinda Gates Called Divorce Lawyers in 2019 After NYTimes Revealed Bill’s Ties to Jeffrey Epstein: WSJ

Melinda Gates started talking with divorce lawyers in October of 2019 after the New York Times first revealed Bill Gates had met with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein on multiple occasions, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal. The report sheds new light on the timeline of the wealthy couple’s disintegrating marriage, something…

Tech News Matt Novak

Clubhouse Launches Android Beta as iOS Downloads Nosedive

Good news: The audio-based social network Clubhouse is finally bringing its app to Android after more than a year of iOS exclusivity, the company announced Sunday. Bad news: The beta is only available for U.S. users, and, just as with Clubhouse’s iOS version, it remains invite-only for now. So not just anyone can sign up…

Tech News Alyse Stanley

NASA Admin Scolds China After Out-of-Control Rocket Lands in Indian Ocean

After days of fretting over when and where an out-of-control Chinese rocket would land as it fell back to Earth, China announced early Sunday that the rocket had landed in the Indian Ocean near the Maldives. Although it was unclear whether the debris had caused any damage, NASA sharply scolded China for failing to be…

Space & Spaceflight Jody Serrano

Dracula’s BFF Renfield Joins Dark Universe in Solo Film for Universal

Early on, Universal had difficulty establishing their Dark Universe, consisting of films about Dracula, Wolfman, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, Frankenstein, and Jekyll/Hyde. They tried to get things popping in 2014 with Dracula Untold, but that was a financial and critical failure. Unfortunately, 2017’s The Mummy starring Tom Cruise suffered a similar fate in an…

Movies Valerie Complex

Elon Musk on SNL: I Post Bad Tweets Because ‘That’s Just How My Brain Works’

Elon Musk’s bad tweets have gotten him into plenty of trouble over the years, costing him his position as Tesla chairman and landing him in federal court on more than one occasion. But during the Tesla CEO’s much-discussed appearance on Saturday Night Live last night, he offered a truly compelling reason for his behavior: He’s…

Tech News Alyse Stanley

Star Wars Novel High Republic: The Rising Storm Excerpt Now Available

StarWars.comhas given fans all types of goodies this week. The site released an excerpt of Cavan Scott’s new novel, Star Wars: The High Republic: The Rising Storm, the next book in the Star Wars: The High Republic series. Available on July 6, 2021, Scott told the Star Wars community what it was like to take…

Books & Comics Valerie Complex

NASA’s Voyager 1 Probe Detects the Steady ‘Hum’ of Plasma in Interstellar Space

Venom: Let There Be Carnage May Have a Wild Spider-Man Scoop

A TikTok Video Is New Evidence in a Nearly Two-Decade-Old Kidnapping Case

Shell’s CEO Thinks We’re Dumb

A New Dragon Ball Super Movie Is on the Way

Survive the Future Is a Sneaky-Simple Game That Makes Our Climate Choices Real

Your Brain Deserves to Play Lovetris: a Soothing Version of Tetris That Always Gives You the Exact Piece You Need

The PS5 Shortage Will Likely Stretch Into 2022

Leaked Photos Give Us a Peek at the Next Generation of Sony’s Excellent Noise-Cancelling Earbuds

The Flash Teases Our First Glimpse at Impulse in Action

Venom: Let There Be Carnage‘s First Trailer Sets Its Lethal Villain Free

Doctors Discover Disease in Which People Can’t Make Antibodies

Why Am I Still Embarrassed About Things That Happened 10 Years Ago?

This Gaming Laptop Would Be Solid Without the Gaming Part

Melinda Gates Called Divorce Lawyers in 2019 After NYTimes Revealed Bill’s Ties to Jeffrey Epstein: WSJ

Clubhouse Launches Android Beta as iOS Downloads Nosedive

NASA Admin Scolds China After Out-of-Control Rocket Lands in Indian Ocean

Dracula’s BFF Renfield Joins Dark Universe in Solo Film for Universal

Elon Musk on SNL: I Post Bad Tweets Because ‘That’s Just How My Brain Works’

Star Wars Novel High Republic: The Rising Storm Excerpt Now Available

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