Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Smartphone
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE, priced at $448.99 (was $649.99) for the 128GB edition, is the company’s entry point into the top-tier Galaxy S family without having you to mortgage your home. It comes with Android 16 and One UI 8 already loaded, which is wonderful news for anyone who values obtaining years of software updates, as Samsung guarantees no less than seven years to be exact.

Hubble Herbig-Haro HH Objects 80/81
The latest Hubble image released by NASA depicts an incredibly beautiful spectacle taking place in the constellation Sagittarius, just 5,500 light-years away. The Herbig-Haro objects HH 80 & HH 81 are vivid pink and green patches illuminated by jets of ionized plasma streaking diagonally across a dark cosmic background. Stretching a massive 32 light-years across, these vibrant structures are part of the greatest known outflow from a star that is still developing.

New LEGO Pokemon Sets 2026
A long-awaited partnership between The LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company has resulted in buildable Pokémon sets that are specifically targeted at the franchise’s adult fan base. The 30th anniversary celebrations of the Pokémon franchise begin on February 27, 2026, which is also the date this collaboration will be released. Pre-orders are now available on January 12, 2026, via the LEGO website, LEGO Stores, and a few additional retailers.

First Six Seat Tesla Cybertruck Mod
A father of four looked at his gleaming new Tesla Cybertruck and couldn’t help but think the same thing every time he packed the kids in: it’s simply not designed for a family of six, with only five seats after all. Tesla abandoned the idea of a front bench layout in 2019, but when production vehicles arrived, they included a fixed center console instead. Rather than waiting for things to change, he decided to create his own six-seater.

Craziest Wave Water Australia
Off the distant coast of Western Australia, where the water stretches out into the enormous expanse of the Indian water, there is a natural beauty so exact and awe-inspiring that you can’t help but wonder if it was computer-generated, all digital creation to one set of eyes. Four separate wave peaks crash into a shallow reef at the same moment, curling in from all angles and then slamming into each other perfectly symmetrically, spraying water up to 70 meters or more into the sky.