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NASA’s Dragonfly Just Simulated the Hardest Flight It Will Make on Titan
NASA’s Dragonfly has completed its most comprehensive simulated flight yet, rehearsing the autonomous decisions it will need to reach Titan’s surface safely.
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NASA Ends Swift Observatory After Nearly 22 Years of Chasing Cosmic Explosions
NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has ended its nearly 22-year mission, leaving behind a vast public archive and a rapid-response model that reshaped astronomy.
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Modern Warfare 4 Brings Call of Duty Back to Nintendo After 13 Years
Modern Warfare 4 launches on Switch 2, ending Call of Duty’s 13-year Nintendo absence and putting Microsoft’s day-and-date platform promise to its first real test.
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The Cycle Gives Deborah Ann Woll a Horror Mystery Built to Hide Its Monster
The Cycle sends Deborah Ann Woll into a forensic cold case that turns into creature horror, testing whether its family mystery can survive the monster.
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Wildwood’s Puppets Have Tiny Mechanical Bodies and a Hospital
A puppet hospital, spring-steel hands and animatable muscles: a look at the miniature engineering behind LAIKA’s Wildwood.
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NASA’s 2028 Moon Landing Now Has Two Very Different Paths
NASA is keeping SpaceX and Blue Origin in contention for its first Artemis Moon landing. Their two flight plans could not be more different.
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She Swam Nearly 900 Miles. Sewage Kept Her Finish Offshore
Catherine Breed completed a nearly 900-mile staged swim down California on October 19. Sewage pollution near the border shaped her offshore finish.
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Finding Where Two Strangers Stood in This 1838 Photo Took Two Years
Two tiny figures in Louis Daguerre’s famous 1838 photograph sent filmmakers on a two-year hunt through old maps and modern 3D scans. Paris now marks their spot.
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Doomsday’s Baseball Promo Had Viewers Asking What Was Actually in the Movie
Reed Richards takes the mound in Marvel’s World Series crossover, while real MLB stars leave some viewers wondering which bits belong in Doomsday.
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A Trash Can Was Designed to Keep Bears Out. Kobuk Figured Out the Latch.
A guarded lever was meant to keep bear paws out. Kobuk used his claws and a twist of his body to open it, revealing the ingenuity behind bear-resistant gear tests.