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We explore the science of anything, innovations that shape tomorrow, and ideas that stretch our minds. Our goal is to motivate the next generation to build a better world.
Inverse takes a scientific approach to analyzing culture and a cultural approach to talking about science. Since our launch in August 2015, we’ve endeavored to analyze the world thoroughly — if not consistently. Our aim is to better understand tomorrow by examining today. Source
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You know that person who's impossible to shop for? That's me. The secret, though, is pretty simple: I'd rather unwrap a weird, wonderful gift that fits my personality than something expensive that could've been for anyone. That’s the idea behind this list. It’s packed with amazing finds you'd never think to search for, but once you spot them, you'll know exactly who would love them. The best part is that everything is under $20.
Starfleet Academy Season 2: New Cast, Plot Hints, And Fast-Approaching Release Date
Star Trek’s most ambitious show is returning. Starfleet Academy Season 2 is set to return in 2027, and we’ve already got a ton of details about what this next batch of episodes will look like. While it’s true that Starfleet Academy Season 2 will be the final voyage for this series and crew, there’s still a huge story waiting for Trek fans of all generations.
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Every item on this list has a surprisingly practical reason to exist, whether it saves you time, prevents a mess, makes something you already own work better, or eliminates one of those minor inconveniences you've been tolerating for years. These are the kinds of clever finds that won't just get used once and left forgotten in a drawer — prepare to develop some very strong feelings about objects you'll suddenly be reaching for all the time.
Wildwood Is A Soaring Achievement Of Animation
A mysterious forest. A kidnapped child. An evil sorceress. They’re all the ingredients of the kind of classic fantasy epic that has been the staple of children’s stories for eons: Labyrinth, The Last Unicorn, The Neverending Story — you name it. But what else is there to do with this formula? How can one possibly make it novel in a landscape crowded with high-concept, high-speed animated movies?
Godzilla Minus One’ s 4K Box Set Is Appropriately Huge
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Batman Loves the Joker: The Wild World of “BatJokes” Fanfic
Every good hero needs an even better villain: although it’s perhaps a little cliché, it’s been a golden rule of storytelling for almost as long as we’ve been telling stories. Beowulf needs Grendel, the Fellowship of the Ring needs the insurmountable forces of Sauron, the Rebel Alliance needs the oppressive threat of the Galactic Empire.
10 Hidden Sci-Fi Movie Gems On Netflix
Netflix has thousands of movies, and it’s easy to get paralyzed by your options. This is especially true for science fiction movies, because you’re not just selecting a story, but an entire universe. From dystopias to alien invasions to psychological thrillers, finding what’s worth watching in Netflix’s vast sci-fi library can be daunting. Thankfully, we’re here to help. You already know the big names in sci-fi, but here are 10 hidden gems currently streaming on Netflix.
Ray Gunn Is The Exact Movie We Need Right Now
Animated movies take a notoriously long time to make, but it’s been hard going through life without a new Brad Bird picture to look forward to. If you came of age during Pixar’s heyday, you absolutely came away with one of his films on your favorites list; not for nothing, he also directed Tom Cruise in what’s probably the greatest Mission: Impossible stunt of all time.
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It’s a rivalry spanning decades and thousands of miles: that of Wile E. Coyote and the Roadrunner he’s eternally chasing. But, curiously, whenever Coyote stares hungrily at the Roadrunner as his latest harebrained scheme causes him to go flying by, that hunger looks a lot like intense, carnal yearning. And even stranger, Roadrunner always smiles so happily whenever he sees Coyote fly by, seconds from gaining yet another crushing injury.
40 Years Ago, Wes Craven Put His Own Bizarre Twist On Frankenstein
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