New Stalker 2 update revamps A-Life, dialling up the immersion As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. Stalker 2 presents you with one of the most unforgiving videogame environments ever made. The Zone is closed off and decrepit, but also filled with plenty...

All Borderlands 4 legendary weapons we've seen so far As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. What are all the Borderlands 4 legendary weapons so far? Fortunately, Gearbox has confirmed that legendaries are rarer and harder to obtain in Borderlands 4, making...

Palworld map - all locations, regions, and points of interest As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. What are the Palworld map locations? Pocketpair's peculiar Poké-like takes place on Palpagos Island, a tropical paradise full of critters just waiting to be...

The Lost Ark June update opens up a new island and makes two raids easier As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases and other affiliate schemes. Learn more. The Lost Ark June update is here, and it introduces a new location to the free-to-play Amazon Games MMORPG, along with some extra story following on...

Hundreds of millions of years ago, temperatures cooled on Earth to the point that almost the entire planet was covered in glaciers: snowball Earth. Just how life survived has perplexed scientists for some time! A team of researchers believe they have found answers in Antarctica's tiny meltwater ponds, discovering thriving ecosystems packed with diverse microbes, algae, and microscopic animals. These ice bound oases show how ancient life could have weathered Earth's deepest freeze, and not just survived, but flourished.

The coming of asteroid (99942) Apophis in April 2029 has sparked plenty of discussion both inside and outside the astronomical community. Despite original fears that it be pose a threat, Apophis will safely pass around 32,000 km away from Earth - though admittedly that is still closer than some geostationary communications satellites. That close approach offers a unique opportunity for those interested in asteroid science to take an up-close look at one of these relic of the early solar system, and various groups are planning to do just that. A new paper from Victor Hernandez Megia and his colleagues at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) suggests a new mission that could provide even further insight into the interior of Apophis - by returning part of it to Earth.

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