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‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’: Pedro Pascal Reveals Full 50-Second Clip on ‘Good Morning America’

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‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’: Pedro Pascal Reveals Full 50-Second Clip on ‘Good Morning America’

Pedro Pascal appeared on Good Morning America earlier today, and he arrived with a new 50-second clip from The Mandalorian and Grogu before going into detail about the process of making a new Star Wars movie. The movie is just 10 days away from hitting theaters. During his time on GMA, Pascal talked about making the jump from the small screen to the big screen, and how he’d hoped that it could happen one day: “It’s a big screen experience. There was something about being a part of Star Wars in a streaming experience that I knew was gonna break the wheel, and provide that experience at home for people. [Getting to] experience these movies on the big screen, that was my secret wish from the beginning. I love that [The Mandalorian] had beautiful seasons for people to see at home, but now, ...

‘KHAN!!! The Musical’ Is Coming To STLV 2026 And A Community Theater Near You – TrekMovie.com

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‘KHAN!!! The Musical’ Is Coming To STLV 2026 And A Community Theater Near You – TrekMovie.com

Three years ago, KHAN!!!: The Musical: A Parody Trek-tacular debuted off-Broadway at the Players Theater in New York to great reviews, here at TrekMovie.com and elsewhere. Since then, producer Brent Black has released a cast album and has now begun licensing the show for use by community theaters, high schools and colleges, and anyone wanting to Trek up their local musical theater scene. He is also bringing KHAN!!! to a number of Trek conventions this summer. TrekMovie checked in with Black to get an update on the latest for this musical celebration inspired by the classic 1980s movie Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. KHAN!!! at cons KHAN!!!: The Musical is heading to some conventions this summer. “I’m absolutely pumped to have been asked! It really feels like the show leveled up,” Black...

NASA — What’s Hiding in the Emptiest Parts of Space?

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NASA

NASA — What’s Hiding in the Emptiest Parts of Space?

ALTThis artist’s impression pinpoints many cosmic voids –– relatively empty bubbles of space.The universe is home to trillions of galaxies, each chock full of smaller cosmic objects like stars and planets. Since galaxies gravitate together in a web-like pattern, there are also immense open spaces called cosmic voids in between. In those growing, gloomy places, dark energy dominates.ALTGalaxies in this animation are structured a bit like a Hoberman sphere (a lattice-like toy ball that expands and collapses), growing farther apart as the universe expands.Zoomed out maps of the universe show that galaxies often cluster together in bright city-like regions. Each cosmic metropolis is connected to others by interstate highways – vast filaments of dark matter, gas, and dust, along which additiona...

Inside One of the Most Controversial UFO Conspiracy Stories Ever Told • Latest UFO Sightings

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UFOs

Inside One of the Most Controversial UFO Conspiracy Stories Ever Told • Latest UFO Sightings

Few alleged UFO narratives have generated as much fascination, skepticism, and debate as the story of Project Serpo, sometimes referred to as Project Crystal Knight. Presented by former Air Force Office of Special Investigations agent Richard Doty, this extraordinary account claims that the United States secretly participated in an interstellar exchange program with extraterrestrial beings from the Zeta Reticuli star system. According to the story, the origins of Project Serpo trace back to the infamous 1947 Roswell incident. Doty describes not one but two alleged UFO crashes near Corona, New Mexico. In this version, U.S. military forces recovered advanced alien craft technology and, more significantly, a surviving extraterrestrial biological entity, nicknamed “Ebe.” The Roswell...

NHS England rushes to hide software over AI hacking fears

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Science

NHS England rushes to hide software over AI hacking fears

Software produced by the National Health Service is usually open to the publicMareks Perkons/Alamy NHS England is hurriedly withdrawing all the software it has written from public view because of the perceived risk of hacking from cutting-edge artificial intelligence. Security experts say the move is unnecessary and counterproductive. Software produced by the National Health Service has previously been made open-source and listed on GitHub because it is created with public money. This allows other organisations to build upon it and make better services more cheaply without duplicating effort. But NHS England has issued new guidance to staff, which has been shared with New Scientist, that demands existing and future software be pulled from public view and kept behi...