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After 8 years, Steven Spielberg is finally returning to the genre he helped define
Here's how Spielberg's sci-fi filmogrophy is still unmatched today despite an 8-year hiatus from the genre.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake's biggest challenge is voice acting and music
Nintendo's 2026 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time faces changes to one of the all time great game soundtracks
The Adventures Of Elliot Devs Were ‘Surprised’ That Fans Think The Game’s Fairy Companion Talks Too Much
'I think we may have become a little biased'
Aliens might exist, but there are three reasons why they're not visiting us
The United States government's recent release of hundreds of previously classified unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) cases spanning the 1940s to the present, along with the new Steven Spielberg movie, "Disclosure Day," about extraterrestrial life, has fueled the idea that
Why chickens come in so many colors, and what one gene reveals about evolution
From snow white and jet black to golden brown, domestic chickens display a wider range of plumage colors than almost any other livestock species. A new international study, with researchers from Leipzig University playing a key role, explains why: A single gene is capable of
What Makes Sloths So Slow?
The two-toed sloth genome provides some definitive answers The post What Makes Sloths So Slow? appeared first on Nautilus .
Air India crash investigation update reveals few details
A statement said "significant progress" had been made into investigating the crash which left 260 people dead a year ago.
Judging by how well Gothic Remake has sold, we still love eurojank
The remake of the creaky 25-year-old RPG has already hit 500k sales.
SpaceX is now public
SpaceX is now a publicly traded company. In one of the most highly anticipated and controversial public offerings of all time, the rocket venture helmed by Elon Musk started trading on Nasdaq on June 12th at the take-it-or-leave-it price of $135-per-share - though most retail
EU energy ministers eye jet fuel reserves as Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens supply
With the peak summer season drawing near, EU energy ministers are wary that jet fuel supply may be further strained, even as analysts see "sharp movement" towards greater jet fuel production within European refineries.
I'm sad, I'm angry, I'm interested: Destiny's final cutscenes are a painful end to a new saga cut short
Finish the fight.
Washington plans to slash fighter jets and warships to NATO in Europe, US media report
The reported cutbacks come as European nations race to bolster their defence capacities since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 sparked fears that Moscow could attack a NATO country.
Alaska’s glaciers have a startling response to rising temperatures
Alaska’s glaciers are proving to be highly sensitive to warming temperatures. Using radar satellites to monitor more than 3,000 glaciers, researchers found that every 1°C (1.8°F) increase in average summer temperature extends glacier melting by about three weeks. The study also
Netflix Smash ‘The Platform’ and Iciar Bollaín’s ‘Rosa’s Wedding’ Set to Pitch at Spain’s Shanghai Market Remakes Showcase
Netflix mega-hit “The Platform” and “Rosa’s Wedding,” from top Spanish auteur Iciar Bollaín will be pitched June 21 at the Shanghai Film & TV Market during an event focused on one of the key growth axes in cutting-edge movie dealing: Remake rights. Latido Films will present
DNA tracking links raccoons to riverborne bacteria with possible human spillover
The emerging infectious bacterium Escherichia albertii has caused outbreaks of severe food poisoning and hospitalized people through contaminated water and foods, such as salad ingredients. Now, a new study from Osaka Metropolitan University (OMU) has gathered evidence from
What Amazonian photographs reveal when we look again, and together
A new paper by Junia Mortimer, Urban Studies Foundation fellow, explores what happens when photographic archives are revisited through different conceptual frameworks, and with different people in the room. The archive in question belongs to Roberto Monte-Mór, professor at the
In An Incredibly On-Brand Move, Kingdom Hearts 4 Has Characters From A Game You Can’t Play Anymore
Characters from Kingdom Hearts Union X Dark Road appeared in the latest trailer
Taylor Swift Says “Sombr Is The Future,” Quotes Yellowstone At Songwriters Hall Of Fame Induction
It's not like Taylor Swift ever disappears for any extended stretch of time, but pop music's reigning superstar has been especially active for the past week. Last Friday, she released her Toy Story 5 soundtrack song " I Knew It, I Knew You ." On Tuesday, she performed that song
Possibly the first instance of Asus' anti-melting 12V-2×6 power cable…err…melting shows up, adding more fuel to the fire that is Nvidia's connector
Normally I'd suggest burning such things to the ground but they're doing that themselves.
OpenAI says it busted a shadowy Chinese operation that used ChatGPT to whip up data centre hate (and that achieved basically nothing)
Hey, it's a living.
Trump has better options for intelligence and attorney general nominations
Stefanik for Director of National Intelligence and Zeldin as the nominee for attorney general offer a two-lane victory ramp.
SpaceX’s historic IPO ignites the new space race
SpaceX’s IPO—the largest in history—has out-of-this-world implications for AI, space commerce and extraterrestrial exploration
Did Tyler Robinson prosecutors violate gag order?
Tyler Robinson's attorneys asked Judge Tony Graf to investigate prosecutor comments to TMZ and Fox News.
