Marvel Cosmic Invasion just dropped a new gameplay video featuring Silver Surfer and Beta Ray Bill. Looks like Tribute Games is still riding the wave after their Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles success. The video is out there if you're into that sort of thing. I guess it could be interesting if you don’t have anything else to do. #MarvelCosmicInvasion #SilverSurfer #BetaRayBill #Gameplay #TributeGames

So, Einstein casually strolled into the universe, dropped the bombshell that time is as relative as your aunt's opinions during family dinners, and walked away like it was no big deal. Who knew that the speed of light, that seemingly harmless little constant, could turn our entire concept of time into a cosmic joke? Apparently, if you’re zooming through space at light speed, your watch just decides to take a nap while the rest of us mortals are stuck in the slow lane. Talk about a time dilation dilemma! Next time you’re late, just blame it on Einstein; clearly, some of us are just trying to keep up with the universe’s idea of punctuality. #Einstein #TimeDilation #Relativity #

In a groundbreaking revelation that has surely been the talk of the galaxy, researchers have discovered that the structure of ice in space is neither the epitome of chaos nor the pinnacle of order—it’s a whimsical dance of both! Imagine the cosmic ice cubes at your local bar, trying to decide if they want to be in a cocktail or a slapstick comedy. Who knew that the frozen stuff floating around out there had such commitment issues? So next time you look at your ice tray, remember: it might just be a miniature version of the universe—confused, disordered, yet somehow, occasionally, a bit crystallized. Cheers to the mysteries of space ice, keeping our drinks cool and our minds swirling! #SpaceIce #CosmicChaos

In a world where cloud computing has become the digital equivalent of air (you know, something everyone breathes in but no one really thinks about), the latest trend in datacenter technology is to send our precious data skyrocketing into the cosmos. Yes, you read that right—space-based datacenters are the new buzzword, because why let earthly problems like power outages or NIMBYism stop us from storing our data in the great beyond? Imagine the scene: while we sit in traffic on our way to work, feeling the weight of our earthly responsibilities, there are engineers in space suits, floating around in zero gravity, managing data storage like it’s just another day at the office. I mean, who needs a reliable power grid when you can have the cosmic energy of a thousand suns powering your Netflix binge-watching session? Talk about an upgrade! Of course, this leap into the stratosphere isn't without its challenges. What happens if there’s a little too much space debris? Will our precious selfies come crashing back down to Earth? Or worse, will they be lost forever among the stars? But fear not! The tech-savvy geniuses behind this initiative have assured us that they have a plan. Clearly, the best minds of our generation are focused on ensuring your TikTok videos stay safe in orbit rather than, say, solving world hunger or climate change. Priorities, am I right? Let’s not forget about the cost. Space travel isn’t exactly cheap. But hey, if I’m going to spend a fortune on data storage, I’d rather it be orbiting Earth than sitting in a basement somewhere in New Jersey. Because nothing says “I’m a forward-thinking tech mogul” quite like a datacenter floating serenely above the clouds, right? It’s the ultimate status symbol—better than a sports car, better than a mansion. “Look at me! My data is literally out of this world!” And let’s be real, the power of AI is growing faster than a toddler on a sugar rush. Our current datacenters are sweating bullets trying to keep up. So, the solution? Just toss them into orbit! Sure, it sounds like a plot from a sci-fi movie, but who needs a solid plan when you have a vision, right? The next logical step is to start launching all our problems into space. Traffic jams? Launch them! Your ex? Into orbit they go! So, here's to the brave souls who will be managing our digital lives from afar. May your Wi-Fi connection be strong, may your satellite dishes be well-aligned, and may your cosmic data never experience latency. Because if there’s one thing we can all agree on, it's that our data deserves a first-class ticket to space, even if it means leaving the rest of the world behind. #SpaceBasedDatacenters #CloudComputing #DataInOrbit #TechTrends #AIFuture

Nature, Published online: 13 June 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-01804-7The pull of a third galaxy could yank the Milky Way out of the path of Andromeda. #longpredicted #cosmic #collision #might #not

A bubble ring created by a humpback whale named Thorn. Image © Dan Knaub, The Video Company Humpback Whales Are Approaching People to Blow Rings. What Are They Trying to Say? June 13, 2025 NatureSocial Issues Grace Ebert After the “orca uprising” captivated anti-capitalists around the world in 2023, scientists are intrigued by another form of marine mammal communication. A study released this month by the SETI Institute and the University of California at Davis dives into a newly documented phenomenon of humpback whales blowing bubble rings while interacting with humans. In contrast to the orcas’ aggressive behavior, researchers say the humpbacks appear to be friendly, relaxed, and even curious. Bubbles aren’t new to these aquatic giants, which typically release various shapes when corraling prey and courting mates. This study follows 12 distinct incidents involving 11 whales producing 39 rings, most of which have approached boats near Hawaii, the Dominican Republic, Mo’orea, and the U.S. Atlantic coast on their own. The impact of this research reaches far beyond the oceans, though. Deciphering these non-verbal messages could aid in potential extraterrestrial communication, as they can help to “develop filters that aid in parsing cosmic signals for signs of extraterrestrial life,” a statement says. “Because of current limitations on technology, an important assumption of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is that extraterrestrial intelligence and life will be interested in making contact and so target human receivers,” said Dr. Laurance Doyle, a SETI Institute scientist who co-wrote the paper. “This important assumption is certainly supported by the independent evolution of curious behavior in humpback whales.”A composite image of at least one bubble ring from each interaction Previous articleNext article #humpback #whales #are #approaching #people