The challenge is that nothing in this universe is simple. And if theres one thing you take away from todays episode, then let it be that. Dont ever let yourself fall into the trap of simple answers for difficult questions. Were cosmologists, we study the universe as it is, not as we wish it would be.

Following the anomaly the spacecraft is no longer communicating with Earth, and NASA isn't sure why.

There's a surprising amount of science going on in your pasta.

We used to be a proper country.

In classic Metroid fashion, players need to find a ton of upgrades in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond to progress through the main story. One of the required upgrades is the Thunder Chip, which allows players to use Thunder Shots for combat and accessing blocked rooms.

A new Arc Raiders update is here - and no, it's sadly not the big Cold Snap update arriving earlier. In this small but important patch, more fixes arrive for some of the game's most annoying bugs. However, the bigger news is that Embark Studios is changing how it rolls out updates and store rotations going forward, and is preparing players for a slower rate of patches as the Christmas break approaches.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Embark reveals big changes to Arc Raiders updates going forward as new patch tackles even more frustrating bugs

A Polish leaker has doubled down on claims that developer CD Projekt Red is working on DLC for The Witcher 3, a decade after the game's release. Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine are two highlights of the original game, and some of the best pieces of DLC I've ever played-right up there with Phantom Liberty. Borys Niepielak first circulated these rumors in the summer, suggesting that DLC for the game would arrive in 2026, but in a recent appearance on the Rock i Borys Podcast with Remigiusz Maciaszek, he has suggested that we might find out more about the new addition at The Game Awards.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Leaks claim that new Witcher 3 DLC may appear at The Game Awards, ten years after the RPG's launch

Following a couple of months' testing, Opera has finally made its AI-powered browser, Neon, available to the public though you'll have to shell out for a $19.90-per-month subscription to use it.

The biotech startup is betting that owners of abandoned oil wells will use the tech to squeeze energy out of their wells.

Spoor's computer vision software can help wind farms, and other industries, track bird populations and migration patterns.