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SpaceX’s Starship Successfully Completes 13th Launch, Survives the Ocean

By Jackson Chung July 24, 2026

SpaceX sent its towering Starship stack skyward from Starbase in South Texas late on July 24, 2026, and brought the upper stage home in a way no previous flight had managed. The vehicle climbed on 33 Raptor engines, released a fresh batch of Starlink satellites, restarted an engine in space, and then settled gently onto the waves of the Indian Ocean still in one piece. For a program that has spent years watching its ships break apart or vanish in fireballs, that quiet float marked a real turning point.

Custom-Built Typewriter Rolls Digital Paper Straight Out of Its Frame

By Jackson Chung July 24, 2026

Jamie wanted a machine that would make her write. Not a laptop full of open tabs and alerts. Not a phone that vibrates every few minutes. She wanted something that felt like it belonged on a desk from another decade, yet still saved every word without paper or ink ribbons. So she spent weeks designing and building one herself. The result sits somewhere between a classic typewriter and a modern writing deck, finished in green paint with rounded keys and a screen that rises on command.

Prime Video’s Blade Runner 2099 Brings the Chase Back to a City That No Longer Belongs to People

By Bill Smith July 24, 2026

Prime Video spent the morning of Comic-Con’s Hall H panel confirming what fans have waited nearly a decade to hear. Blade Runner 2099 arrives November 25 with all eight episodes at once. The limited series picks up fifty years after the events of Blade Runner 2049 and drops viewers into a Los Angeles that has been rebuilt without human hands.

SanDisk’s FIFA World Cup Whistle Flash Drive Puts 128GB of Game Day Memories on a Lanyard

By Bill Smith July 24, 2026

Fans spent weeks filling phones and cameras with every goal, every near miss, and every stadium roar from the 2026 tournament. Now that the final whistle has blown, those files need somewhere permanent to live. SanDisk answered with an officially licensed USB-C flash drive, priced at $22.99 (was $35), shaped exactly like a referee’s whistle, available in 128GB for anyone who wants a physical souvenir that actually works.

Sideways Through the Cluster, Hubble’s Look at NGC 4654

By Jackson Chung July 24, 2026

Hubble’s latest image shows NGC 4654, which sits 72 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Virgo, inside one of the densest collections of galaxies known as the Virgo Cluster. An intermediate spiral, it carries only a weak bar near its center, placing its shape somewhere between galaxies with strong central bars and those that lack them entirely. A rounded, clearly defined edge marks one side of the disk, packed with stars and gas, while the opposite side fades into a long gaseous tail that stretches beyond the edge of the frame.