Did it take out a couple of Klingon battle cruisers along the way?

It’s becoming self aware...

Uh oh....

This is the image that made me wonder why somebody didn’t go “Hay! Turn around! We gotta get a closer look order there!”

Woah...

There is no Curiosity, only Zuul.

nature doesn’t usually do straight lines

Its good to have Star Trek back 

I read the comments, and a member of the original family wrote that in 1980, when it was built, it was three dunes away from the ocean. That’s a good 15-20 minute walk.

You’ve got to love how Gizmodo’s millennial/Gen Z writers always assume their audience is the same age as them, despite it being the internet!

“nightmare snowflake”

I think it helps that it’s just this last season. Four seasons is enough for Westworld - it won’t truly wear out its welcome that way. And since it’s the last season, they can really end it on a bang. 

“Looking good, Billy Ray!”

We don’t really call this a “lens flare,” it’s actually JWST’s “point spread function,” (or a PSF) and those are “diffraction spikes” of the unresolved stars. JWST’s PSF is caused by how light interacts with the edges of the primary mirror, the arms that hold up the secondary mirror, and the fact that there are 18…

If only one of the Daniels sci-comedy shows gets a third season, it should be Upload.

The thing I admire about Netflix is also something that’s currently biting them in the ass: they take risks. The Duffer Brothers have been open about how nobody wanted to make Stranger Things — 15 other networks rejected the show. Netflix was the only one who said yes. I used to think it was because Netflix’s…

So what is the deal with this? Is it actually a new display technology or is it one of those deals where it only looks 3-D if you are standing in exactly the right place?

I can’t believe he almost got eaten by the Sarlacc Pit Monster AGAIN!