When Ant-Man and the Wasp released in 2018, Marvel Studios wasn’t sure when, if ever, it would revisit the microscopic dimension known as the Quantum Realm. So it left behind a little teaser in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment that fans have speculated over for years.

Now, Marvel is finally paying off that Easter egg in a big way, with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.

The February 2023 Nintendo Direct promised an update on Nintendo games releasing in the first half of 2023, including Pikmin 4, Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It also dropped a boatload of surprise goodies for retro gaming fans.

Nintendo made it clear since the Switch’s infancy that it cared about modernizing older games to appeal to both veteran gamers and a new generation interested in older games. So, what better way than to announce more than 20 Game Boy games and GBA games for the Nintendo Switch?

While an object the size of Spain drifts through the distant Solar System, astronomers watch it block faraway starlight to gather information. Recently, they found something exciting: this primordial chunk has a ring.

This is a show-stopping feature of Saturn and other planets, but much smaller bodies have them too. A decade ago, this same team made the first-ever detection of a ring around an asteroid.

The history-making space rock, Chariklo, is still being studied. In fact, last month, two papers detailed how the new James Webb Space Telescope helped to reveal more details. And in 2017, they found the rings around the faraway dwarf planet Haumea. But their latest findings, published Wednesday in Nature, suggest an unexpected situation: The newly-discovered ring looks like it is in the wrong place.