Tony Stark only lives in our memories now — in Earth-616, that is. Since the multiverse was broken open in "Loki," and messed with by Wanda (Elizabeth Olsen) in "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," we can assume Stark exists in some of the others. That includes the universe of Earth-838.As you probably know, in "Doctor Strange," America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) has the ability to travel between universes, and she takes Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) with her. When he's discovered in Earth-838, Strange is taken into custody and walked by Ultron bots in handcuffs to speak with the Illuminati (RIP). According to an interview "Doctor Strange" producer Richie Palmer did with Empire's "Spoiler Special" podcast (via The Direct), Tony...
In "A Big Piece of Garbage," the eighth episode of "Futurama" (first aired on May 11, 1999), it was revealed that 20th-century Earth solved its overflowing landfill problem by balling up all the world's trash, attaching it to a high-powered rocket, and launching it into space. It turns out this was only a temporary fix, as, thanks to the gravitational caprices of comets, the big ball of garbage returned to Earth a millennium later. In order to investigate the returning garbage ball, Fry (Billy West), Leela (Katey Sagal), and the robot Bender (John DiMaggio) must walk across its surface in space suits. They come across a large pile of 1990s junk, including a "Star Trek" collector's plate, a Beanie Baby, and...
Try watching 55 space movies in a row and not feeling a little short of breath. It's not the most hopeful genre, as filmmakers grapple with the existential dread inspired by the endless vacuum of the cosmos. It's almost as if, when screenwriters turn their imaginations to the heavens, they're overwhelmed by all that nothing staring back.At least that's how space thrillers tend to go; typically, there aren't many survivors. Fantasy space operas like "Star Wars" are more chipper, and space films based on Cold War adventures can be downright optimistic. Given that the subgenre is usually just retelling the facts of history, at least that feels like a hopeful foundation.Space can kill a hero in many ways. There are...
Are you studying about weather for kids? This simple, but memorable weather science experiments will help kids understand that clouds behave like water since a cloud is made mostly of water. This easy weather science experiments is perfect for pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th graders too. All you need are a […]
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