Take a close look at the galaxies featured in the latest visual treasure trove from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) — and try not to get lost. Is it lace, latticework, or spiral galaxies?

The JWST took these images of 19 galaxies for the PHANGS program, which is short for Physics at High Angular resolution in Nearby Galaxies. The program has data from Hubble and ground-based telescopes in Chile, too. Now, thanks to the new JWST data, astronomers are probing even deeper into the structures of galaxies.

The JWST images reveal 19 face-on spiral galaxies in all their glory.

What would a mobile browser for your phone look like — today — in 2024? If you answered, “AI, AI, AI,” go ahead and give yourself a gold star because that’s exactly what The Browser Company is making central to its new Arc Search “browser” app.

The iPhone-only browser app went live on the App Store yesterday, and I have been testing it for the past few days. If you were hoping for a fully featured version of Arc on Mac, condensed down for your phone, you’re going to have to keep waiting longer because Arc Search is intentionally barebones by design.

In an exclusive interview, we chatted with The Browser Company’s lead designer, Karla Mickens, and lead engineer, Adam Stern to learn how they’re reimagining mobile web browsers.