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The Next Star Trek Movie Finally Has a Release Date

It's finally (almost) here. Here's when 'Star Trek: Section 31' will stream on Paramount+. Plus, what we know about Michelle Yeoh's big Trek movie so far.

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Star Trek Just Revealed What Happened After Its Biggest Cliffhanger

Set phasers to mild spoilers. At New York Comic-Con, a new clip dropped for 'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds,' Season 3. And it's a big one.

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This Ancient Water System in the Southwest Is Surprisingly Ingenious — But Can It Last?

Can New Mexico’s Ancient Water System Survive Climate Change?

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The Abandonment Of This Early City Might Be Less Mysterious Than Many Think

Why abandon and dense and robust town? For early civilization the answer might lie in city planning — and disease.

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The Most Anticipated Sci-Fi Sequel of the Decade Could Come Way Sooner Than You Think

Denis Villeneuve is definitely (maybe?) heading back to Arrakis. Here's what the director has revealed about when a third 'Dune' movie, 'Dune Messiah,' could start filming.

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What Is The Origin Of Life On Earth? Rain’s Crucial Role Offers A Big Hint

Recently published research looks at the possibility that rainwater played a crucial role in stabilizing early cells, paving the way for life’s complexity.

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Is My Cat Happy? Here's the Shocking Answer

Two veterinarians reveal how you can tell if your cat is happy and what that actually means.

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40 Years Later, a Legendary Horror Director's Most Important Movie Just Got a Huge Upgrade

'A Nightmare on Elm Street,' which turns 40 this year and is being treated to a very nice 4K UHD Blu-Ray release, is just one of the crowning achievements of the late Wes Craven, a man who rejuvenated the horror genre no less than three times over his career.

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What The Evidence Really Says About The Dogs At the Salem Witch Trials

It was 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts. Witches were on trial — but so were the town’s dogs.

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35 Years Ago, a Legendary Game Studio Teamed Up With Disney to Make an All-Time Classic

In the NES era, if you thought of Capcom, you probably thought of Mega Man.

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Netflix Just Quietly Released the Most Chilling True-Crime Thriller of the Year

This period piece doesn't need to embellish its events to send a shiver down your spine.

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30 Years Later, Sega’s Strangest Hardware Innovation Still Seems Just As Wild

'Sonic & Knuckles' is a great game on its own, but it goes down in history as the only game to ever use Sega's strangest invention.

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55 Genius Solutions to Your Most Annoying Everyday Problems

These fixes tackle packed closets, sagging sofas, and all kinds of cleaning conundrums.

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Scientists Just Identified A Key Location On Mars Where Life Could Thrive

A new study reveals a special place where life might survive on Mars.

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Steam Just Released Sci-Fi RPGs and Chill Puzzles in These 10 Must-Play Free Demos

From sci-fi RPGs to road trip simulators, Steam Next Fest is full of excellent demos for upcoming games. Here are 10 of the best in the October 2024 edition.

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'FBC: Firebreak' Will Explore An Overlooked Part of 2019's Best Video Game

'FBC: Firebreak' will take cues from Control's balance of the surreal and terrifying with the absurd and humorous.

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PlayStation Plus Just Quietly Added the Most Exhilarating Open-World Shooter of the Decade

If Ghost Recon had to go open-world, Wildlands this is the best way it could have done it.

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21 Years Later, a Lord of the Rings Star Reveals the One Thing the Gollum Movie Needs to Succeed

Elijah Wood is excited for the new Lord of the Rings movies, but believes they can succeed under one specific circumstance.

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25 Years Later, a Sci-Fi Icon Is Taking On a Surprising New Genre

Carrie-Anne Moss talks Star Wars, The Matrix, and her new zombie movie 'Die Alone.'

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Atmospheric Rivers are Shifting Across The Globe — And We’re Only Starting To Understand The Impact

A shift in atmospheric rivers can have big effects on local climates — but what they are varies greatly and more research is needed.

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70 Years Later, Godzilla Continues To Give A Clear And Urgent Warning To Humanity

The 2024 Nobel Peace Prize reminds us of Nihon Hidankyo, the Japan Confederation of A- and H-bomb Sufferers Organizations — and Godzilla.

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5 Years Later, This Time-Travel Murder Mystery Is Just as Mind-Bending as Ever

'Return of the Obra Dinn' turns an insurance investigation into a supernatural mystery that's still just as compelling five years after its release.

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Why Predictions Of A Decline In Scientific Research Never Came To Be — Not By A Long Shot

Millions of scientific papers are published globally every year at a pace that was once thought unsustainable for the scientific community.

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5 Years Ago, a Rising Director Made a Wild Cosmic Thriller With an Ending You'll Never See Coming

It's easy to call a movie Lovecraftian, but Robert Eggers' sophomore effort truly deserves the label thanks to its slow, moody, and isolated descent into madness.

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Netflix's Biggest Sci-Fi Show Just Revealed a Surprising Plotline for its Final Season

Everything old is new again, even a hero's worst memory.

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