This big-eyed rainforest mammal looks like a cross between a bat and a squirrel. It glides between treetops using a furry membrane that connects its limbs.

The tiny little red dot is us.

This paleoclimatic time capsule is 1.5 million years old, making it the oldest continuous ice sample we have to date.

Bungie has apologized for the missing information in its Destiny 2 The Edge of Fate patch notes, and promised that its trying to get these details out as soon as possible. Players are reporting plenty changes that need to be addressed in the game, which theyve had to end up guessing at due to a lack of official confirmation. Theres no exact timeframe for when Bungie will get the info out just yet, but the team at least assures that it never intentionally brings stealth nerfs to the game. Continue reading Destiny 2 dev apologizes for missing details in The Edge of Fate patch notesMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Destiny 2 classes, Destiny 2 The Final Shape review, Destiny 2 builds

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Our Galaxy Appears To Be Part Of A Structure So Large It Challenges Our Current Models Of CosmologyAstronomers have discovered that the Milky Way might be just a small piece of a much larger cosmic structure than previously believed. If confirmed by future observations, this research could suggest that our current model of how the universe evolves is still missing some crucial pieces.As we...

Process “To Unlock the Deepest Secrets of Antarctica’s Ice” BeginsAntarctica’s “oldest ice” has reached the next leg of its journey: a laboratory in Cambridge, England. Here, it is to undergo a detailed analysis later this month, which scientists hope will unravel the mysteries contained within this 1.5-million-year ice sample. The project is part of an international effort to improve our...

Apple's upcoming macOS Tahoe introduces a new design, better Apple Intelligence features, and a new Preview app, but also a completely new Spotlight. With it, you can take new actions, such as performing shortcuts to summarize a document, send a photo, and more. However, this AI-powered Spotlight also removes Apple's beloved Launchpad.If you're one of those people that opened up Launchpad to click on an app you didn't even know the name of but was very important to your workflow, you might struggle with this change once macOS Tahoe launches later this year.That's why we decided it would be a good idea to teach you how to restore the Launchpad on your Mac in macOS Tahoe. After all, if it's not broken, it might not need fixing. That said, to do that, you'll need to use the Terminal app. Here's what you need to do:Open The Terminal app with your admin account; you can find the app inside Applications and Utilities.Write the following command and press Return: sudo mkdir -p /Library/Preferences/FeatureFlags/DomainEnter your Mac's password and press Return againNow, write the new command line and hit Return: sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/FeatureFlags/Domain/SpotlightUI.plist SpotlightPlus -dict Enabled -bool falseReboot your Mac to regain your Launchpad and the old Spotlight.If by any chance you decide to revert to Apple's all-new Spotlight and you decide to let go of the Launchpad on macOS Tahoe, follow the same steps again, but add this command instead:sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/FeatureFlags/Domain/SpotlightUI.plist SpotlightPlus -dict Enabled -bool trueAfter you reboot your Mac, you'll once again see the all-new macOS Tahoe Spotlight and no Launchpad. Now that you know how to bring back the Launchpad in macOS Tahoe, you're free to decide whether or not you actually still need it.Don't Miss: macOS Tahoe 26: Features, release date, supported devices, beta, moreThe post How to restore the Launchpad on your Mac in macOS Tahoe appeared first on BGR.