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On Your Left
Falcon and Winter Soldier Easter egg calls back to Marvel comics in 1 painful way
That John Walker scene is very reminiscent of another Marvel comics moment.
A surprisingly quiet and contemplative hour of television, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 5 does a lot to set the stage for its finale.
The episode seemingly wraps up both its Isaiah Bradley and Baron Zemo storylines in fairly economic fashion and ends right when Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson is preparing to go face off with Karli Morgenthau and the Flag-Smashers in New York.
The episode also sees Mackie’s Sam and Sebastian Stan’s Bucky reclaiming the Captain America shield from Wyatt Russell’s John Walker — in a manner that very specifically (and painfully) connects to a memorable moment from the Marvel comics.
frickin' laser beams
Airbus will use lasers to improve the worst part of flying
If The Graduate were made today, they’d say there’s a great future in lasers. Airbus seems to think so.
Airbus wants to take a page out of the Dr. Evil playbook and improve in-flight wifi with frickin’ laser beams.
OK, so it’s not quite to make your in-flight Fortnite dreams come true. Instead, the French aerospace company wants to use lasers to connect aircraft to geostationary satellites thousands of miles away to improve in-flight connectivity in a secure, reliable way.
The project is called UltraAir. Airbus hopes it will enable aircraft and satellites to communicate without using the radio frequency (RF) bands currently used by satellite systems. Those RF bands are becoming increasingly crowded. Instead, UltraAir will use data-encoded lasers to create faster transmission rates that have a direct line to the far-away sats.
Inverse Codex
Everything we know about HBO's The Last of Us TV series
Will The Last of Us become HBO's next big hit?
The Last of Us Part II is a critical darling. It currently holds the record for attaining the most Game of the Year awards in history with 261 total accolades. If you’ve got that much of a hit on your hands, there’s no way you’ll decide to slow down. It’s possible that the sequel will be the last we see Joel and Ellie, but we’re certainly not done with their apocalyptic world. A new game could follow a number of characters. While we await a follow-up, HBO making a prestige television show based on Naughty Dog's hit franchise.
Here's everything we about The Last of Us' upcoming television series.
Essay
It's time for men to start talking about male infertility. I'll go first.
Runny nose
The weird connection between exercise and antihistamines
Blocking one process in your body can dampen the benefits of exercise.
XY
Male brains show a chaotic aging process compared to females
Animal brains reveal aging differences in male and female brains.
Longevity hacks
Longevity hack: Study supports an extra workout perk from coffee
Coffee before exercise helps you feel the burn (literally).
'roid age
Weight lifters’ brains reveal one unexpected side effect of steroids
Long-term use of performance-boosting substances can make brains look old beyond their years.
man snacks
6 foods that boost men’s health
Leg Day Observer
Need to take a weight lifting break? Use these ‘eccentric’ exercises instead
All exercises contain three phases of movements.
fresh shave
A condition thought only to affect women may cause male-pattern baldness
No ovaries needed.
Stress less
Managing ADHD at work: Symptoms, tips, and is it a disability?
We asked the experts.
Leg Day Observer
Can you lift weights too much? How to get stronger, sustainably
In a technical sense, it’s impossible to lift too much. But over time it’s unavoidable.
Money Mind
Does testosterone make you selfish? New study illuminates the brain’s role
Brain scans reveal a novel explanation.
Bad boost
Performance-boosting steroids are even worse than scientists realized
Steroids have one long-term downside.
Inverse Codex
Everything we know about HBO's The Last of Us TV series
Will The Last of Us become HBO's next big hit?
Inverse Codex
Everything you need to know about Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness
Netflix's upcoming animated series functions as a sequel to Resident Evil 4.
Launch Guide
Everything you need to know about MLB The Show 21’s launch
MLB The Show 21 is almost here!
It's here
Exclusive: 6 gorgeous pieces of Genshin Impact Inazuma concept art
A sneak peek at the upcoming region.
Fez
You need to play the trippiest indie platformer on Nintendo Switch ASAP
Change your perspective.
Inverse Recommends
You need to watch the most ambitious sci-fi movie on Amazon Prime ASAP
One studio wanted to change computer animation. It failed, but the results are fascinating.
Inverse Codex
Everything you need to know about Resident Evil 4 VR on Oculus Quest 2
Yet another version of Resident Evil 4 is on the way.
Demo
How to play the limited-time Resident Evil Village demo
Here’s when you can play with Lady Dimitrescu.
Frozen grave
Everything we know about Resident Evil Village
Also known as Lady Dimitrescu: The Game.
Oh Snap!
Everything you need to know about New Pokémon Snap
The wait is almost over.
Inverse Codex
Everything you need to know about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
TMNT is back!
Game Guides
'Marvel's Spider-Man' PS4 best suit powers: Unlock these 6 costumes ASAP
Future of Auto
FFFFFFFFF
All the cars from the F9 trailer — and how much it costs to blow ’em up
Also family, barbecue, and beer.
Musk Reads
Musk Reads: Video shows the Boring Company’s first public tunnel in action
The Boring Company’s first public tunnel draws closer; Neuralink enables a monkey to play games; Tesla Solar Roof turns up the price.
yes-class
Virtual tour: Mercedes EQS will make Tesla fanboys drool
Its futuristic design makes it seem like a starship on wheels.
Tony Stark's Off-Roader
Hummer EV: Video shows amazing Marvel-inspired user interface in action
Inverse Codex
Everything you need to know about Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness
Netflix's upcoming animated series functions as a sequel to Resident Evil 4.
Resident Evil is coming to Netflix. The iconic horror series is getting a new media adaptation with Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness. The CG animated series is a new TV show set in the game’s universe. It features some familiar faces and tie-ins with some of the series’ most beloved games.
Fans won’t have to wait too long to catch it, either. The show drops on Netflix later this year and we already know quite a bit about it. Here’s everything we know so far, from its planned release date to all the gory story details.
