A fireball over desert mountains photo of the day for May 30, 2025 - Space
Astronomical observatories are used to bring space closer to Earth, but in this case, space appears...
Nvidia CEO Pays Tribute To Late Nintendo President Satoru Iwata In New Switch 2 Video - Kotaku
The head of the $3.3 trillion AI juggernaut made a Switch 2 ad
New Videos Show How Fantasy Life i Has Been Beefed Up On Switch 2 - Nintendo Life
Stronger visuals and faster load times
Here's the cheapest way to buy Stellar Blade on PC - PCGamesN
Stellar Blade is finally leaving the shackles of its PS5 exclusivity, and this hack-and-slash game a...
What can anal toys bring to straight men?
The other answers, even collapsed ones, are great. The sensations from anal sexuality, particularly...
Mario Kart World 1.1.0 update out now, patch notes - Nintendo Everything
Mario Kart World gets version 1.1.0 update in time for launch on Nintendo Switch 2, and you can chec...
Why can't NASA just bite the bullet and launch a plainly simple mission, audited by flat earther peers start to finish that definitively proves to even the smallest minds that the earth is an oblong spheroid, and not flat?
Why? I don’t want my tax dollars flushed down the toilet trying to disprove a totally ludicrous theo...
Super-Earth discovered in habitable zone of sun-like star via TTV technique, paving way for 'Earth 2.0' searches - Phys.org
"Are we alone?" This ancient question has occupied humanity's mind for a long time. In 1995, the dis...
Could Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ kill the OFR and accidentally sabotage SOFR? - Financial Times
SOFR? I hardly knew her
Why is sin so sweet?
it’s even in the words. the sound of word’s like cunt pussy cock and fuck. it is in the pronunciatio...
Women like what they hear while men like what they see, it that true?
Most men are definitely dazzled by physical attractiveness. This is unquestionably true. I can see s...
401(k) millionaires fell in the first quarter — but it’s not all bad news - MarketWatch
Even in an uncertain market, saving for retirement is a ‘marathon, not a sprint,’ Fidelity says