Inverse - 🍿 Marvel unveils its “Multiverse Saga”

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July 25 2022

The MCU Phase 4 movies and television shows have transformed Marvel into the entertainment equivalent of a too-big-to-fail bank. How do you keep that machine going? For the MCU, the answer is Phase 5, and now, we have a few more clues. The MCU is getting bigger than ever before — and we're ready to be your guides.

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Comic-Con 2022

Marvel unveils its “Multiverse Saga”

The multiverse just became a little less mysterious. At San Diego Comic-Con 2022, Marvel Studios unveiled its slate of upcoming movies and TV shows. Here's what to expect.

*deep breath in*

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania marks the beginning of Phase 5, followed by Secret Invasion, Guardians of the Galaxy 3, Echo, The Marvels, Loki Season 2, Blade, Ironheart, and Captain America: New World Order. Phase 5 will end with Thunderbolts.

Beyond that, Marvel also revealed that Phase 6 will conclude with Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars, which the studio refers to as its Multiverse Saga. Continue reading for more details on each!

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Netflix

Streaming

Netflix's The Sandman trailer does the impossible

Netflix has begun its journey into the Dreaming. On Saturday of San Diego Comic-Con inside Hall H, Netflix brought the first major look at The Sandman, the long-awaited adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s gothic fantasy epic thought to be un-filmable.

Based on the previews, the team behind The Sandman has very much done the impossible.

Watch here

Chaotic eruptions

Science

Watch the Sun burst as it roars toward solar maximum

The Sun is waking up. The star is roaring its way toward solar maximum, a critical period defined by massive solar flares and dangerous potential.

In new videos and images released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration we can witness the terrific power of the Sun’s eruptions in tremendous detail.

See for Yourself

CLOUDBUSTING

Science

Searching for the first light in the universe

Astronomers are gearing up to look for the oldest light in the universe — the first stars ever to burst into life and shine in the aftermath of the Big Bang.

These early stars formed amid thick clouds of hydrogen, which absorb starlight and veil it from the prying eyes of astronomers today.

“It’s a bit like trying to read a landscape by looking at the shadows in the fog,” Eloy de Lera Acedo tells Inverse.

NEW

JWST

Ground-breaking images of a potentially habitable star system

Hold on to your hats: We have the first confirmed images of TRAPPIST-1 from the James Webb Space Telescope. The star is one of the hottest targets in astronomy, as the TRAPPIST system’s planets are good candidates for potentially hosting life.

The images are ground-breaking in the level of detail they afford astronomers who want to study TRAPPIST and reveal its secrets. They also mark a leveling up of how we might study stars in general.

Take a closer look

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