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Which Disaster Flick Is Best to Watch in Coronavirus Lockdown?

In times like these, our movie choices are one of the few things we have control over.
By Brandon Katz and Observer Culture Staff

Trump’s Space Force Could Actually Save Humanity

Planetary defense from asteroids and comets seem to be within Space Force's purview.
By Neel V. Patel

Aliens on ‘Super-Earths’ Might be Trapped on Those Worlds Forever

If E.T. is really trying to phone us, we may never know.
By Neel V. Patel
Ovio 3D Face Scanning

Could New Tech Meant For Plastic Surgeons Change CGI in Film Forever?

By Brandon Katz
Dancing duo of black holes.

LIGO Detects Its Third Set of Gravitational Waves

By Amy Thompson
Between the Earth and the moon: An artist’s rendering of a refueling depot for deep-space exploration.

Mining the Moon for Rocket Fuel to Get Us to Mars

By Gary Li, Danielle DeLatte, Jerome Gilleron, Samuel Wald and Therese Jones
A photo of Neptune taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft in 1989.

Ad Astra: Brad Pitt to Shoot Hyper Realistic Space Thriller This Summer

By Robin Seemangal
Amy Adams as Louise Banks in Arrival.

Which Films Lead the Tech Races at the 2017 Oscars?

By John Bonazzo
IN SPACE - In this handout provided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Earth as seen from a distance of one million miles by a NASA scientific camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory spacecraft on July 6, 2015. (Photo by NASA via Getty Images)

New Study: Earth May Have Long Hairs of Dark Matter

By Michael Sainato
The last time TiVo was relevant. (Photo: HowStuffWorks)

Booting Up: Netflix Isn’t Destroying HBO and Showtime, Cablers Claim

By Jordan Valinsky
Going for the gold.

2014 Academy Awards: Nominations and Snubs

By Drew Grant
The Golden Globes.

Golden Globe Nominations 2014: Let the Games Begin!

By Drew Grant

Fly Me to the Moon: <em>Gravity</em> Is Pure, Popcorn-Munching Fun

By Rex Reed
Rush

Fall Arts Preview: Top 10 Films

By Matthew Kassel
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