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Faraway road trips just got a lot easier, at least for the passengers. Sony Honda Mobility, the joint venture between the two Japanese conglomerates created to produce electric vehicles, announced that its Afeela EV will come with PS Remote Play. While playing video games in a car may be a niche feature, it means drivers will have something to do when parked, and passengers can chip away at their favorite RPGs during long drives.According to the announcement, the Afeela will be able to run your PS5 and PS4 consoles remotely through the infotainment system’s integrated display. You can even grab…
The easiest way to keep up with Eric Berger’s and Stephen Clark’s reporting on all things space is to sign up for our newsletter. We’ll collect their stories and deliver them straight to your inbox. Sign Me Up! SpaceX warns of dangerous Chinese launch. China’s recent deployment of nine satellites occurred dangerously close to a Starlink satellite, SpaceX’s vice president of Starlink engineering said. Michael Nicolls wrote in a December 12 social media post that there was a 200-meter close approach between a satellite launched December 10 on a Chinese Kinetica-1 rocket and SpaceX’s Starlink-6079 spacecraft at 560 kilometers (348…
The South Korean band Stray Kids is coming to Roblox today, and they’ll be unleashing the SKZOO from now and through the weekend while promoting their new album, Do It. As seen in the clips below, Stray Kids’ anthropomorphic avatars will be performing their songs in-game as virtual concerts.Stray Kids-related items are also hidden in four different Roblox experiences, with two items per game. Players can collect all eight items and bring them to the Block to watch Stray Kids perform and receive additional free items from the band. However, this event will only run until 10 AM PT/1 PM…
Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. To get in the holiday spirit, a group of physicists in the Netherlands recently crafted a tiny, 3D-printed Christmas tree from ice particles. The novel method isn’t only good for decorative projects, however. According to their explainer in Nature, the approach could be useful across a range of industries—both here and far beyond Earth. To build the tree, they harnessed the power of evaporative cooling. It’s a straightforward process in physics that appears both in your daily life and inside advanced scientific laboratories. At its most…
Meanwhile, the Russian core will fly onward. Some elements will have been in orbit for more than 30 years. Some in Russia are not happy In a scathing article on the decision, the Russian newspaper New Izvestia explored its consequences. The article, translated for Ars by Rob Mitchell, recalled comments from Orlov in 2022 about the dangerous bacteria and fungi that have accumulated on the International Space Station over its extended lifetime. Because of these microorganisms from hundreds of visiting astronauts, he said, there is danger to both humans and degraded electrical components. At the time, Orlov was seeking to…
Gamers who prefer physical copies of their favorite titles may be getting a major win with the Switch 2. In an unexpected announcement from retro video game publisher ININ Games, Nintendo reportedly has “two new smaller cartridge sizes” for its Switch 2 console. For ININ Games, these rumored game cartridges with smaller storage capacity allow the publisher to recalculate production costs and pursue a physical Switch 2 release of its upcoming R-Type Dimensions III.ININ Games later deleted its posts mentioning these smaller Switch 2 cartridges and issued a correction on its website and social media pages. However, the publisher reiterated…
It’s down to the wire, and if you’re looking to do some last-minute holiday shopping, we’ve got a great option for you. For a limited time, TOSY’s wildly popular Magnet Pyramid Stone is on sale for just $22.76 (was $30) on Amazon, and is a perfect stocking stuffer to pick up if you’re cutting it close with your gift-getting this year. You can create a seemingly endless number of shapes with it (the brand claims “one billion” of them), making it an effective and creative fidget toy for both kids and adults. But if you plan to pick one up,…
Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Whether you prefer sweltering summers or frigid winters, significant temperature changes mean only one thing to your body: bad news. Humans are homeotherms, meaning that our core body temperature stays roughly constant. Temperature drops that disrupt this balance can wreak havoc on our bodies, which are primed to work at or near a normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. When we get cold, our bodies respond by reducing blood flow to our skin, shivering to generate heat, and trapping warm air near our skin with…
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate those chording instructions at the bottom. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate those chording instructions at the bottom. Credit: Benj Edwards Implementation Not only did this agent include the crucial “chording” feature, but it also included on-screen instructions for using it on both PC and mobile browsers. I was further impressed by the option to cycle through “?” marks when marking squares with flags, an esoteric feature I feel even most human Minesweeper cloners might miss. On mobile, the option to hold your finger down on a square to mark…
AtomfallTo describe Atomfall as British Fallout would be a disservice to the game. Yes, it’s clearly inspired by Bethesda’s post-nuclear war series, but Atomfall goes above and beyond to offer a sense of freedom to players who find themselves caught inside a quarantine zone in an alternate-reality England that is still reeling from a mysterious nuclear accident. It rises above the Fallout comparisons with its gripping story, challenging action, and wonderfully weird mysteries.Metascore: 74 | Read our Atomfall review
