Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Takes on Three New Crew Members and a Really Big Ego
There's more and more information coming out about the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy sequel, including the announcement of some new crew-mates for Peter Quill, as well as a huge possible adversary. **If you want to go into this film completely untouched by spoilers, this is not the post you're looking for.**
Read MoreLearn Gamora’s Origins in This Guardians of the Galaxy Animated Series Short
Damn, Korath. That's dirty.
To build some momentum for the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy animated series, Marvel has been releasing some animated shorts onto YouTube revealing the origins of the entire crew. Thus far, we've seen origins for Drax, Groot, and Star Lord. Now, it's Gamora's turn.
Read MoreHubble Space Telescope Celebrates 25th Anniversary By Updating Iconic “Pillars of Creation” Image
I think I can see Thanos!
Ultimate Space Porn Reboot!
Read MoreRED ALERT There Is A Nebula Funko Pop (And Other Guardians of the Galaxy Villains Too I Guess)
HNNGGGG
Marvel has given us the ultimate Festivus gift and announced a new line of Guardians of the Galaxy villains Funko Pop toys - including Nebula! This brings the total number of Nebula toys to, like, three! Huzzah!
Read MoreSpeaking Of Stuff That Got Cut From Guardians, Here’s a Deleted Scene of Nebula and Gamora
Wait, WHAT.
We were only just talking not three seconds ago about how James Gunn was foolish for removing Nebula from the Guardians of the Galaxy's final ending montage, and now we find out that he cut even more of our favorite cyborg space pirate from the film—AND Gamora was in the scene, too! They were talking! Together! About their shared past under the oppressive thumb of Thanos! WE COULD HAVE HAD IT AAAAAALL.
Read MoreHere’s What Jason Momoa Would Have Looked Like As GotG‘s Drax, Plus Awesome Nebula and Gamora Concept Art
My sun and stars!
Plus an adorable behind-the-scenes pic of Dave Bautista and a description of a deleted scene!
Read MoreThings We Saw Today: Samurai Jack Teams Up With the Doctor
Togeher they will take on Daleku, the shape-shifting Master of Darkness.
Man, if this Redbubble t-shirt were real and the Doctor had given Samurai Jack a lift, that whole "undoing the future that is Aku" thing would have been so much easier.
Read MoreKaren Gillan Meets Her First Nebula Cosplayer, Tweets About It
Bald excellence.
Props to this anonymous, sartorially gifted nerd at Philadelphia Comic Con for being the first person Karen Gillan saw cosplaying as her Guardians of the Galaxy character, Nebula. My jaw would drop too, Karen. That is some damn fine makeup.
Read MoreIs the Eye of God Nebula “Crying” Water? Kind Of, These Two Studies Say
Spoiler alert: it's not because the nebula just read The Fault in Our Stars. Get it? Stars? Eh?
This is an image--though probably not the recolored one you're familiar with that opens every episode of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey-- of the Helix Nebula, a famous nearby planetary nebula that's located in the constellation Aquarius and looks like a giant "Eye of God" from certain angles. Oh, and also? It might help to form water in the universe. Apparently that's sort of a thing that giant dying space clouds can do sometimes.
Read MoreDoes This Nebula Look Like a Minecraft Creeper to You?
Quick, somebody send an ocelot up there!
Creepers, man. You think you're alone dutifully working on your Minecraft tribute to the USS Enterprise at night, when suddenly some green rectangular asshole sneaks up behind you and explodes you both to oblivion. Luckily this one's pretty far away from us. Like, at least a couple of light years.
Read MoreNice Knowing You: Our Favorite Images From the Herschel Space Observatory
The Herschel Space Observatory's mission to photograph the stars is winding down, so we wanted to take the chance to remember some of the finest images Herschel captured during its three-year tour of duty. Now, yes, some of these images are color corrected and touched up to highlight the more spectacular points contained within them -- like the star forming inside a galactic bubble eight times more massive than our sun. In our view, that doesn't make them any less valuable to astronomers studying them, which is the whole point. It also makes them way better eye-candy for the rest of us to gape at, so we're just going to be thankful for it, rather than nitpicky.
Hubble Releases Cheery Holiday Snapshot of ‘Christmas Ornament’ Nebula
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