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Rockets survive late fightback to beat Sunrisers
Trent Rockets held on to beat defending champions Sunrisers Leeds by five runs at Trent Bridge in The Hundred women’s competition, extending their winning run to three matches despite a dramatic late fightback from the visitors. The result lifts Rockets to within four points of leaders Southern Brave, while Sunrisers, still without a win since…
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Satellite images show evidence of oil leak spreading from sanctioned vessel near Oman
Satellite images reveal that a sanctioned tanker has been leaking crude oil into protected waters off the coast of Oman, with experts warning that monsoon conditions could cause the stranded vessel to break apart and worsen the spill. The incident raises environmental concerns for a sensitive marine area and highlights the risks posed by sanctioned…
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Space Marine 2’s latest updates add Terminator Sorcerers and Steam Workshop support, so you can now play co-op with 9 other players if you want
Space Marine 2 has received new updates introducing Terminator Sorcerers as playable or enemy units, alongside official Steam Workshop support, expanding the ways players can experience Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 shooter. The changes broaden both the game’s customisation options and its cooperative scope, letting the community create and share content while also enabling much larger…
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10 Forgotten Spider-Man Characters We Need in 2026
Collider has published a listicle proposing ten obscure Spider-Man characters that writers should bring back in 2026, timed to the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The piece argues that decades of Spidey comics have generated a huge supporting cast, many of whom have fallen into obscurity despite having compelling stories, and that revisiting them…
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The James Webb Telescope Is Changing Astronomers’ Understanding of the Ancient Cosmos
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been overturning astronomers’ assumptions about the early universe, revealing objects and phenomena that established theories struggle to explain. Since coming online in 2022, JWST has spotted “little red dots,” black holes far larger than expected for their age, and ancient galaxies that don’t fit models of the universe’s…
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Russian ship defies sanctions to send military vehicles to Mali
BBC Verify has found evidence that a sanctioned Russian cargo ship delivered a large number of military vehicles to Mali, helping to resupply Russian and Malian forces battling a rebel offensive in the north of the country. The finding underscores that the Kremlin is deepening its military support for Mali’s ruling junta despite Western sanctions,…
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Here’s how engineers plan to save the satellite sent to save NASA’s Swift mission
Katalyst Space Technologies is trying to regain control of Link, a small satellite launched to rescue NASA’s ageing Swift gamma-ray observatory, after it began spinning uncontrollably and lost two of its three reaction wheels. The incident threatens a time-sensitive mission that would be NASA’s first commercial servicing of one of its own satellites, as Swift…
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UK will get first solar eclipse in nearly 30 years this month – here’s where to see it best
The UK is expected to see a solar eclipse this month, described as the first such event visible from Britain in nearly 30 years. The event matters because it will offer viewers a rare opportunity to observe the Moon passing in front of the Sun, with the clearest and most dramatic views expected in northern…
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Palworld TCG Prices Skyrocket as eBay Scalpers Profit Off of Card Game Launch
Palworld’s official trading card game has launched amid rapid price inflation on eBay, where scalpers are reselling sealed products and rare cards for far above retail prices. The trend matters because it may make the new game harder and more expensive for ordinary collectors to enter, echoing longstanding problems in the Pokémon card market. The…
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What if Stop Killing Games win? Anthem, SpaceCraft and Warframe devs on the “massive undertaking” of reverse engineering an always-online game
The article examines whether games such as Warframe could survive if their developers could no longer run their online services, amid the growing Stop Killing Games campaign for stronger preservation rights. It matters because many primarily solo or PvE games remain unusable without publisher-operated servers, leaving players dependent on companies that may eventually withdraw support.…