
Years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, the latest trailer shows Tom Holland’s Peter Parker still living in the shadow of that memory-erasing spell. No one knows who he is anymore, not even his closest friends. The footage leans into that isolation while cranking up the personal stakes and physical chaos for the July 31 release.

Astronomers have long studied dense collections of stars known as globular clusters scattered throughout the Milky Way. Most appear to have formed in one quick burst early on and then evolved quietly for billions of years. One object in the galaxy’s crowded central bulge always stood out a bit, though. New data has now shown why. Observations collected by the James Webb Space Telescope, working alongside archival records from the Hubble Space Telescope, have established that Terzan 5 contains not one but four distinct generations of stars. This discovery turns the object from a standard cluster into something researchers now call a bulge fossil fragment.
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Builders have long wanted LEGO models that do more than sit on a shelf. This new Icons release answers with a brick-built pinball machine that delivers real gameplay through nothing but springs, levers, and clever construction. Announced today, the LEGO Icons Arcade Pinball Machine (set 11374) contains 2,274 pieces and forms a compact tabletop cabinet. It stands over 9.5 inches tall, stretches 15 inches long, and measures 11 inches wide. The price sits at $229.99, with LEGO Insiders gaining early access starting July 1 and everyone else able to order from July 4.

John Boss needed reliable oversight for a workshop packed with projects still under wraps. Standard internet cameras record events after the fact and offer little in the moment. He chose a different route and built Walter, a workshop sentry meets security robot, instead.

Photo credit: Doroni Aerospace
Doroni Aerospace has spent the better part of a decade moving from early garage experiments to a finished design it believes regular people could operate. The H1-X sits at the center of that effort. It is a two-seat electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft built first for personal use rather than fleet service or air taxi routes.