We’re a few days into January, but it’s not too late to tack on one last New Year’s resolution — look skyward. We’re all sitting on a giant, spinning sphere of rock, zooming around a huge ball of burning hydrogen, and so every once in a while, it’s worth glimpsing incredibly celestial events as they cross our infinitesimally small path compared to the incredible vastness of space.

If you’re looking for a chance to experience the awesomeness of the cosmos, 2024 is one of the best stargazing years in recent memory. The year’s showstopper arrives on April 8 when a total solar eclipse cuts across North America, but you can also look forward to comet flybys, meteor showers, and even a lunar eclipse.

Here’s everything our small corner of the universe has to offer in 2024.

Everyone loves a big screen. That’s not anecdotal. It’s just the cold, hard truth.

Look at TV sales — the average size of TVs in American living rooms has gone up steadily since 2017, rising from 47 inches to nearly 55.5 inches. And phones, too. Consistently, the chonkier and bigger-screen models sell, while models like the iPhone mini (RIP) fade into obscurity.

But the problem with big screens is that they’re, um... big. They take up room, they mostly look like crap (in my opinion, at least), and if you’re an urban dweller like myself, they’re annoying to transport from one small apartment to the next.

But what if a big screen didn’t have to be a physical flat panel tethered to a wall outlet? What if you could bring that big screen with you anywhere and play Xbox on it?