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Director Jon Watts, known for Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy, has been announced as the director of an upcoming Star Wars project. The news is generating discussion among fans of both franchises, with many curious about what Watts will bring to the galaxy far, far away. Details about the film's story and release date have not yet been shared.
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Samsung is pushing its new One UI 9 software update to Galaxy devices worldwide. Reports say the rollout has begun with the Galaxy S24 series getting the update globally, while the Galaxy S26 lineup is also receiving it across multiple regions. Users are watching closely for availability on their devices and what new features the update brings.
- 3Jon Watts to Direct New Star Wars Skywalker Saga FilmsβStar Wars Taps Spider-Man: No Way Home Director Jon Watts To Continue Skywalker Saga
Lucasfilm has hired Jon Watts, director of Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way Home, to take charge of new Star Wars projects continuing the Skywalker Saga. The move signals the studio's effort to revive the mainline film franchise after years without a theatrical release since 2019's The Rise of Skywalker. Fans and commentators are weighing what Watts's blockbuster experience means for the galaxy far, far away.
- 4Tiny telescope robot tests could improve galaxy mapsβΌTesting tiny telescope robots reveals design changes that could improve galaxy maps
Researchers are testing small robotic telescopes and have identified design changes that could lead to better maps of galaxies. The findings suggest that refining these compact instruments could improve large-scale astronomical surveys, helping scientists chart the universe in greater detail. Details of the testing process and specific modifications were reported by Phys.org.
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Samsung has begun releasing One UI 9, its latest Android-based software update. The rollout is reaching the Galaxy S26 line in Brazil, while the Galaxy S25 series, Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 are receiving the stable version internationally. Brazilian mid-range models, including the Galaxy A15 5G, are getting beta builds with multiple bug fixes, and coverage focuses on what changes and which devices are eligible.
- 62I/Borisov: the first confirmed interstellar cometβDetected in 2019, 2I/Borisov represents the first confirmed interstellar comet to traverse our solar system. Originating
2I/Borisov, detected in 2019 by amateur astronomer Gennady Borisov, is the first confirmed interstellar comet to pass through our solar system. Originating from an unknown star system, it gave astronomers a rare chance to analyze the chemical makeup of a body formed around another star, offering insights into how planets and comets may form elsewhere in the galaxy.
- 7Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab S12+ and S12 Ultra tabletsβGalaxy Tab S12+ und S12 Ultra: Samsung stellt neue High-End-Tablets vor Mit zwei neuen Android-Tablets erneuert Samsung
Samsung has introduced two new high-end Android tablets, the Galaxy Tab S12+ and Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, refreshing its Galaxy Tab S lineup. The devices feature MediaTek processors and brighter displays than their predecessors. Tech outlets are reporting on the specs, with attention focused on Samsung's switch to MediaTek chips and the improved screen quality in the premium tablet segment.
- 8VLT telescope captures striking image of galaxy NGC 3981βVLT image of Arp 289, also known as NGC 3981. This image was captured as part of the ESO Cosmic Gems Program, which uses
The European Southern Observatory has released a new image of the spiral galaxy NGC 3981, also catalogued as Arp 289, taken with the Very Large Telescope in Chile. The picture was made under the Cosmic Gems Program, which photographs visually beautiful southern-sky objects during nights when conditions are unsuitable for scientific observations. The image is being shared and admired by astronomy enthusiasts online.
- 9Samsung Expands Android 17 and One UI 9 Rollout to Galaxy S26βSamsung rolling out Android 17, One UI 9 for more Galaxy S26 users β here's everything new
Samsung is broadening the rollout of Android 17 with One UI 9 to more Galaxy S26 users. The update brings the latest Android features and Samsung's refreshed interface to a wider audience of its flagship phones. Coverage highlights what is new in One UI 9, though detailed feature lists remain thin so far.
- 10Astrophotographer Captures Three Galaxies and a CometβThree Galaxies and a Comet Credits: Dan Bartlett # nature # space # astrophotography
Astrophotographer Dan Bartlett has released an image showing three galaxies together with a comet in a single frame, a striking alignment of deep-sky objects. The shot is being shared among space and nature enthusiasts, who are praising the rarity of capturing so many objects at once in one composition. It highlights the growing popularity of amateur astrophotography.
- 11Hacker News post thanks community with Hitchhiker's Guide farewellβTell HN: Thanks for All the Fish
A user on the Hacker News forum has posted a farewell message titled 'Thanks for All the Fish', a reference to the late author Douglas Adams's novel 'So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish' from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series. The post has drawn modest engagement, with commenters responding to the send-off. The message suggests the user is leaving the community.
- 12Planck Image Maps the Milky Way's Magnetic FieldβOur Galaxy's Magnetic Field from Planck Credits: ESA, Planck, CNRS, IAS, U. Paris-XI # nature # space # astrophotography
A striking image of the Milky Way's magnetic field, based on data from the European Space Agency's Planck satellite, is circulating among space enthusiasts. The map shows polarised light from galactic dust tracing the galaxy's magnetic field lines, credited to ESA, Planck, CNRS, IAS and Paris-XI University. It is being shared as an example of the beauty and value of astrophotography and public space science data.
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Galaxy Game, a space combat game developed at Stanford University in 1971, is being discussed as one of the earliest arcade video games, predating the commercial release of Computer Space. Built as a student project on a minicomputer, it charged players to compete in a two-ship duel and is remembered as a landmark in gaming history.
- 1410 One UI 9 hacks every Samsung Galaxy user should knowβ10 'One UI 9' Hacks Every Samsung Galaxy User Should Know https://lifehacker.com/tech/best-samsung-one-ui-9-hacks?utm_me
A new guide rounds up ten practical tips and hidden features in Samsung's One UI 9, the latest version of its Android interface, aimed at helping Galaxy smartphone owners get more out of their devices. The tips cover everyday shortcuts and settings tweaks, and the piece is circulating among Android users looking to explore what the update offers.
- 15Amateur astronomer captures striking photos of the Triangulum GalaxyβThe weather cooperated and I got to get some pictures over the weekend! Here is M33 the Triangulum Galaxy # astronomy #
An amateur astrophotographer took advantage of a clear weekend to photograph M33, the Triangulum Galaxy, and shared the images with astronomy enthusiasts online. The post drew small but appreciative attention from the science and astrophotography community, where members routinely swap images of deep-sky objects taken from their own backyards.
- 16Samsung Galaxy SmartTag3 Offers Only Limited iPhone SupportβΌSamsung Galaxy SmartTag3: iPhone Support Has Key Limits
Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag3 tracker is reported to have significant limitations when used with iPhones, meaning key features are restricted for Apple users. Coverage highlights that the device remains primarily designed for Samsung's own Galaxy ecosystem, with iPhone owners unable to access its full range of tracking functions.
- 17Webb Captures Striking Gravitational Lens ImageβWebb Photographs One of the Most Beautiful Gravitational Lenses https://petapixel.com/2026/09/29/webb-photographs-one-of
The James Webb Space Telescope has released a new image of one of the most visually striking gravitational lenses observed to date. The photograph shows distant light warped into dramatic arcs by the gravity of a foreground galaxy, and the image is drawing attention from astronomy and photography enthusiasts alike.
- 18Borders Finishes Fourth at Golf Galaxy CollegiateβΌBorders Earns 4th Place Finish At Golf Galaxy Collegiate
A golfer named Borders representing Marshall University finished in fourth place at the Golf Galaxy Collegiate tournament, according to the university's athletics department. The result marks a strong individual showing for the Marshall program at the collegiate event, though further details on scores or the rest of the field were not provided.
- 19Cartwheel Galaxy revealed as spectacular cosmic collision remnantβLa galaxie de la Roue de Chariot, spectaculaire vestige dβune collision cosmique [vidΓ©o] https:// 2tout2rien.fr/voyage-v
The Cartwheel Galaxy is drawing attention after new imagery showcased its striking ring shape, the result of a cosmic collision. The galaxy, located hundreds of millions of light-years away, was observed by space telescopes including NASA and ESA's James Webb, revealing details of its structure and the violent encounter that shaped it. Space enthusiasts are sharing the spectacular images widely.
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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Tab S12 lineup is being broken down, with comparisons focusing on the differences between the high-end Ultra model and the S12+. Reports outline how the two tablets are expected to differ in specs and positioning within the series, as attention builds ahead of the devices' official launch.
- 21Samsung Galaxy SmartTag3 Now Doubles as a Pet Activity MonitorβSamsung Galaxy SmartTag3 Doubles as a Pet Activity Monitor for $29.99
Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag3 Bluetooth tracker is being promoted as more than an item finder: at $29.99 it can also track pet activity, letting owners monitor their animals' movements and daily routines. The low price combined with the dual-purpose tracking function is drawing attention from gadget reviewers and pet owners looking for affordable monitoring options.
- 22Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB gets $336 discount at AmazonβScore a $336 discount on the 512GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB drops to $1,163.50 at Amazon,
The 512GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has dropped to $1,163.50 at Amazon, a $336 discount on the flagship phone. The device features 512GB of storage, a 200MP camera and Galaxy AI features. Shoppers looking for the premium model are being pointed to the deal, though it is unclear how long the reduced price will last.
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Saint Francis University's women's golf team is taking part in the Golf Galaxy Invitational. The university's athletics programme confirmed the Red Flash squad's participation in the tournament, which brings together collegiate teams. Details on standings, individual scores and the field were not immediately available, but the event marks another stop in the team's competitive season schedule.
- 24Apple Watch finally gets the fitness score rivals have had for yearsβΌApple Watch finally has the fitness score Galaxy and Pixel users have had for years
Apple Watch has gained a fitness score feature that Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel watches have offered for years. The metric gives users a single number reflecting their overall fitness level, something Apple's wearable previously lacked. The move is being framed as Apple catching up to competitors rather than leading, and comes as the smartwatch market continues to emphasise health and fitness tracking.
- 25Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag 3 works with iPhones but not Android Find HubβSamsungβs Galaxy SmartTag 3 works with iPhones, but not Android Find Hub
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy SmartTag 3 Bluetooth tracker will support iPhones, a notable shift from earlier models that were tied to Samsung devices, but it will not work with Google's Android Find Hub network. That means iPhone users can track the tag while users of other Android phones cannot, leaving the tracker tied to Samsung's own ecosystem despite the cross-platform move.
- 26Samsung's Galaxy SmartTag3 to track items across Galaxy and iPhoneβΌSamsung's Galaxy SmartTag3 Tracks Items Across Galaxy and iPhone
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy SmartTag3, a Bluetooth item tracker that reportedly works across both Galaxy devices and iPhones. The cross-platform support would mark a notable shift for Samsung's tracking ecosystem, which has traditionally been limited to Galaxy smartphones, putting it in more direct competition with Apple's AirTag and other findable-item trackers.
- 27Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies image of Arp 15 shared onlineβImage of Arp 15, also known as NGC 7393, from the Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies by Halton Arp (1966). In the original catal
An image of Arp 15, also known as NGC 7393, from Halton Arp's 1966 Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies is circulating on social media. The entry, originally catalogued under 'spiral galaxies β detached segments', shows a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Aquarius, drawing fresh attention to Arp's historic astronomical catalogue.
- 28Samsung overhauls its Galaxy Tab S Plus tabletsβΌSamsung gives its two-year-old Galaxy Tab S Plus an overhaul https://www.theverge.com/tech/1002533/samsung-galaxy-tab-s1
Samsung has refreshed its Galaxy Tab S Plus line of Android tablets two years after the previous models launched. The overhaul, reported by The Verge, reportedly covers Plus and Ultra variants with updated specifications and pricing. Details remain limited in available coverage, but the update signals Samsung's continued investment in its premium tablet range.
- 29Motorola razr flex compared with iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z FoldβMotorola razr flex looks like what iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold wished they were
Motorola's new razr flex is drawing attention as a foldable that critics say outdoes what Apple's rumored iPhone Duo and Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold have offered. The design is being praised as the benchmark other foldables should have reached, sparking debate among mobile fans about whether Motorola has leapt ahead of bigger rivals in the folding phone race.
- 30NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Features Peculiar Galaxy Arp 78βAPOD: 2026 September 30 - Arp 78: Peculiar Galaxy in Aries https://science.nasa.gov/image-article/apod-2026-september-30
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for September 30, 2026 showcases Arp 78, a peculiar galaxy located in the constellation Aries. The image and accompanying article on NASA's science site highlight the galaxy's unusual structure, drawing attention from space and astronomy enthusiasts sharing it across social platforms.
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New research suggests the powerful jets launched by supermassive black holes may play a decisive role in a galaxy's destiny, potentially heating or expelling gas and shutting down star formation. The findings add to growing evidence that black holes do not merely inhabit galaxies but actively shape how they evolve over cosmic time.
- 32Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra called the apex Android tabletβSamsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review: The apex Android tablet https://www.engadget.com/2272526/samsung-galaxy-tab-s12-ult
Engadget has published a review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, describing it as the apex of Android tablets. The verdict positions Samsung's largest and most powerful tablet as the top choice in its category, a designation likely to fuel debate about whether premium Android tablets can rival iPads. The review is drawing attention among mobile and tablet enthusiasts.
- 33How to prepare your Samsung Galaxy for the One UI 9 updateβHow to prepare your Samsung Galaxy for the One UI 9 update https://www.engadget.com/2271451/prepare-samsung-galaxy-one-u
Samsung Galaxy owners are being advised on how to get their devices ready for the One UI 9 software update, in guidance published by Engadget. The tips cover simple preparation steps users can take before installing the new version of Samsung's Android interface, ensuring a smoother upgrade experience when the rollout reaches their handset.
- 34Bucknell Women's Golf Wins Back-to-Back ChampionshipsβΌWomen's Golf Claims Back-to-Back Championships with Win at Golf Galaxy Collegiate
Bucknell University's women's golf team claimed consecutive tournament titles by winning the Golf Galaxy Collegiate, following up on their previous championship. The victory marks back-to-back wins for the Bison, underlining the program's recent strength in collegiate golf. The team's performance is being celebrated by the university's athletics community and fans.
- 35Galaxy Corporation puts humanoid robots on show at Rockefeller CenterβΌGalaxy Corporation brings humanoid robots to Rockefeller Center
Galaxy Corporation is presenting humanoid robots at Rockefeller Center in New York, according to a report from AM New York. The company, which has robotics among its ventures, is showcasing the machines at one of Manhattan's most visited landmarks, drawing attention from passersby and fueling wider discussion about humanoid robots entering public, everyday spaces.
- 36ALMA and Hubble reveal galaxy merger Arp 220βALMA and Hubble image of Arp 220, also known as IC 4553. A merger of two spiral galaxies set of a burst of star formatio
Astronomers have released a combined ALMA and Hubble image of Arp 220, also known as IC 4553, a pair of colliding spiral galaxies roughly 250 million light-years away. The merger triggered a powerful burst of star formation that backlights the dust lanes in the Hubble visible-light view, while ALMA's millimetre-wavelength data marks dense molecular gas where new stars are forming.
- 37NGC 2841: a flocculent spiral galaxy in Ursa MajorβΌLocated approximately 46 million light-years away in the constellation Ursa Major, NGC 2841 is a primary example of a fl
Astronomy enthusiasts are highlighting NGC 2841, a spiral galaxy roughly 46 million light-years away in the constellation Ursa Major. Unlike grand design spirals with sweeping arms, NGC 2841 features short, fragmented spiral segments, making it a prime example of a flocculent spiral galaxy. Posts describe its unusual structure as a striking contrast to more familiar spiral galaxies.
- 38NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day Features Peculiar Galaxy Arp 78β# APOD : 2026 September 30 β # Arp78 : Peculiar # Galaxy in # Aries - # NASA # Science # Astronomy # Picture of the Day
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for September 30, 2026 showcases Arp 78, a peculiar galaxy located in the constellation Aries. The feature, published on NASA's science site, highlights the galaxy's unusual structure, part of Halton Arp's catalog of peculiar galaxies. Space enthusiasts and astronomers are sharing the image and article across social platforms, continuing the daily tradition of celebrating striking astronomical imagery.
- 39Galaxy Game, the earliest arcade machine, restored at Interim Computer MuseumβGalaxy Game β Interim Computer Museum
The Interim Computer Museum has published a write-up on Galaxy Game, the coin-operated space combat game installed at Stanford University in 1971, widely regarded as the first arcade video game. The post covers the machine's history and preservation, and early comments on the museum's blog show enthusiasts debating its place in computing history alongside Pong and other early experiments.
- 40Investors Track Galaxy Digital Stock Price and NewsβΌGalaxy Digital (GLXY) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Galaxy Digital's stock, trading under the ticker GLXY, is being closely followed by investors checking its price, quotes and historical performance. The financial data provider Yahoo! Finance Canada lists the company's stock page as a point of interest, suggesting attention on the digital asset financial services firm. No specific price movement or company announcement is detailed in the available information.