Month: July 2025

Protocells are membrane-bound spheres formed from fatty molecules that are thought to resemble the precursors to living cells HENNING DALHOFF/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Membrane-bound structures similar to those that enclose living cells have been shown to spontaneously self-assemble on micrometeorites, offering a tantalising hint that dust strewn across planets could play a role in the development
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Cara grew up in the wastelands, the dusty resource-desert the lower classes call home, but now, as an important commodity to the Eldridge Institute, she lives in Wiley City where the skyscrapers loom tall and the streets are fully swept. But Cara’s path to citizenship is tied to dangerous work traveling the multiverses and gathering
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Jenny Hval has cancelled her forthcoming North American tour dates in support of her new album, Iris Silver Mist. The Norwegian artist shared the news in a statement posted to Instagram earlier today (June 30). Hval was set to perform in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver, Chicago, Toronto, and New York City this September.
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The Duster Episode 8 release date and time are right around the corner. The recent episodes showcased Jim and Nina unfolding the dangerous world of drugs, murder, and cover-ups after exposing Saxton’s world. However, a mysterious enemy threatened to harm them. Further, the duo survived an ambush, and their bond strengthened as their enemies continued
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Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. First Trailer for Adaptation of Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir I heard that footage shown earlier this year to movie-theater owners was awesome. The book is awesome. Lord & Miller made the Spider-verse movies,
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