Bird quiz: How much do you know about our feathered friends?

Elon Musk’s new "company town," Starbase in Texas, is officially a city—and it’s drawing a mix of Mars-obsessed dreamers and frustrated locals. The area, dominated by SpaceX’s rocket launches and Tesla’s futuristic vibe, feels like a sci-fi frontier outpost. But while some see it as the next big thing, longtime residents aren’t thrilled about the rapid changes and Musk’s growing influence.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another corporate campus—it’s a real-life experiment in how tech billionaires reshape communities. Starbase highlights the tension between bold visions (space colonization! innovation!) and the real-world impact on people who already live there. Whether it’s a utopia or a corporate takeover depends on who you ask—and that debate is only getting louder.

NASA and SpaceX have pushed back the Dragon capsule's departure from the International Space Station (ISS) to May 23 because of bad weather. This cargo mission, dubbed CRS-32, is packed with scientific experiments and supplies—about 6,700 pounds’ worth—that it’ll bring back to Earth. While NASA plans to livestream the undocking, they won’t be showing the splashdown.

Editor’s Note: Delays like this are pretty routine in space missions—weather and technical checks often shuffle timelines. But it’s a reminder of how much coordination goes into even "routine" cargo runs to the ISS. The science coming back could lead to breakthroughs, and the mission itself keeps the orbital lab stocked and running. Plus, it’s another example of NASA and SpaceX’s tight partnership in keeping space operations humming.

Prince William has revealed that legendary nature broadcaster David Attenborough was the inspiration behind his upcoming series about wildlife rangers. The prince explained that the show aims to carry forward Attenborough’s legacy by highlighting the vital work of those protecting nature.

Editor’s Note: It’s not every day you hear a royal crediting a TV icon for shaping their work—especially when it’s about something as urgent as conservation. William’s nod to Attenborough adds weight to the series, signaling that it’s more than just another celebrity project. Given the prince’s growing role in environmental advocacy, this could help spotlight rangers’ often-overlooked efforts in a way that resonates with a broad audience.

Disturbing new footage obtained by the BBC shows the chilling moment when the wife of OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush apparently heard the Titan submersible implode during its doomed dive to the Titanic wreck. The video, captured on a support ship, adds a heartbreaking human dimension to the tragedy, revealing the immediate aftermath as those on board processed the catastrophic event.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another technical detail about the Titan sub tragedy—it's a visceral, emotional glimpse into the human cost of the disaster. Hearing the implosion in real time, especially for someone close to the CEO, underscores how sudden and devastating the event was. It also raises questions about what those on the support ship knew—and when—during the frantic search for the sub. For the public, it makes a high-profile disaster feel painfully real.

Think you're a bird expert? This fun quiz tests your knowledge about all things avian—from common backyard visitors to majestic raptors. Whether you're a casual birdwatcher or a full-on ornithology nerd, it's a chance to flaunt your feathery facts (or learn something new).

Editor’s Note: Birds are everywhere, but how much do we really notice about them? This isn’t just trivia—it’s a playful way to reconnect with nature. Plus, quizzes like this make learning feel like a game, which is why they’re such a hit with readers. Who doesn’t love proving they’re not a birdbrain?