Science
Let’s Steal a New Moon: A Thought Experiment on Swapping Earth’s Satellite
Kurzgesagt runs a thought experiment on replacing the Moon with another body — like Io or Titan — and whether ours is already the best fit.
Archive
June 2026
- Science
JWST Evidence That We Found Exotic Black Hole Stars After All
3:55 New object GLIMPSE-17775 is very important 5:05 Results and discoveries - black hole star scenario 6:30 Evidence coming from JWST 8:40 Implications and why this matters 10:18 Conclusions Enjoy and please subscribe Bitcoin/Ethereum to spare?
- Networking
Crosstalk Mobile: Top 5 Questions About Our 5G Unlimited SIM Cards (ANSWERED)
I launched Crosstalk Mobile about two months ago and the response has been incredible.
- Gaming
Everything Nintendo Revealed at Its 2026 Summer Direct
Nintendo capped a packed showcase weekend with a Summer Direct laying out the Switch and Switch 2 slate for the months ahead, dovetailing with Summer Game Fest reveals like the Ocarina of Time remake.
- Science
Webb Spots a Hot Jupiter Trailing Twin Gas Tails That Defy Easy Explanation
JWST watched WASP-121b bleed helium into space as two long tails during a near-complete orbit — the longest continuous detection of a planet losing its atmosphere, and a configuration current models can’t explain.
- Smart Homes
Schlage Sense Pro w/UWB, Matter, and Thread, Arrives June 29th
The Sense Pro is also Schlage’s first lock to offer hands-free unlocking using Apple HomeKey and Ultra Wideband (UWB) , allowing the lock to automatically unlock as users approach their door with a compatible iPhone or Apple Watch.
- Gaming
The 25 Most Exciting Games of Summer Game Fest 2026
After a marathon of showcases, the standout titles of SGF 2026 came into focus — a cross-section of the most-anticipated games across genres and platforms.
- Technology
MKBHD’s WWDC 2026 Impressions: New Siri AI and iOS 27
Marques Brownlee gives his first impressions of Apple’s WWDC 2026 — the revamped Siri AI and iOS 27.
- Science
How a Random System Can Actually Be Predictable
Veritasium uses a Galton board to show how individually random events produce a strikingly predictable pattern in aggregate.
- Smart Homes
Is Your Smart Home Driving Your Family Crazy? Designing Automations Everyone Likes
Foxy’s Lab on building automations the whole household actually enjoys — covering busy partners, accessibility, neurodivergent users and kids.
- Gaming
Every Switch Announcement From Summer Game Fest’s Opening Weekend
For Switch owners, SGF’s opening weekend brought a steady stream of reveals — every Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 announcement collected in one place.
- Science
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Is Complete — and May Launch Months Early
NASA’s next flagship observatory has finished assembly under budget and eight months ahead of schedule, with a Falcon Heavy launch now targeted for around September 2026.
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