Friday, November 21, 2025

Incoming wormhole! - Watch This Space - November 2025

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November 21, 2025
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I can't add music to the newsletter, so just assume the Stargate SG-1 theme is playing while you read this.

IT'S HAPPENING!!! After 14 years, we're finally getting a new Stargate show (no, that weird miniseries Amazon made doesn't count). In the eternal battle between Star Wars and Star Trek fans, I've always defied the two-party system and sided with Stargate, so I am beyond hyped for this. Details are... well, they're not even scarce as there are no real details for now, but we'll be watching this one like a hawk.

 

November has been a good month for sci-fi fans, with Apple TV's Pluribus landing to near-universal acclaim; no surprise given that it comes from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan. Still, we love to see Apple add another sci-fi banger to its incredible roster. On top of that, we had new trailers for Fallout season 2 and Project Hail Mary, both of which are looking fantastic.

 

Oh, and who can forget that Predator: Badlands hit theaters earlier this month… and it was good. Alien is good again, Predator is good again what a time to be alive! Two of our regular freelancers had some insightful takes on the movie, with Sergio discussing the oddly human story that it tells (sans any actual humans), while Rich lauded the return of the fun action movie.

 

I, meanwhile, got to chat to an ex-SpaceX engineer and current video game developer about Kitten Space Agency, a spiritual successor to Kerbal Space Program (which is needed because the actual successor to KSP isn't doing so hot). It's early days for the game, but the team just released an alpha that's worth checking out. We also checked out Mars First Logistics, a gorgeous physics-based sandbox game where you build your own Mars rovers.


We also said Happy Birthday to Kang & Kodos, the iconic aliens from The Simpsons, who turned 30 at the end of last month. They just called us foolish earthlings and shot at us, but we're pretty sure they appreciated the gesture nonetheless.

And that's a wrap for us this month. As always, there was more great writing on the site than I had time to cover here; check out the rest of the highlights below. I'm off to play Arc Raiders and spam the "don't shoot" emote, as if that'll save me. Have a great weekend!

 

See you out there,

Ian Stokes, Entertainment Editor, Space


P.S. Got any feedback for us? Drop us an email at community@space.com. Be nice, or you're getting sent through the Stargate to that planet being sucked into a black hole.

 
 
 
 
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The Launchpad
 
Earth got hit by a stealthy solar storm we didn't see coming
The sun has been very active in the past few weeks and today is no exception, as a stealthy solar storm hit Earth on November 20. Read more about what happened on our website. 

Other stories for today include a dive into Blue Origin's New Glenn booster's fuel, the James Webb Space Telescope sees a ravenous black hole in a relatively young galaxy and whether you should look into getting a streaming subscription during Black Friday or not. 

It's also Friday so as we head into the weekend we have your weekly staff recommendations of "what we're reading/playing/watching." You'll find those suggestions from our team at the bottom of your newsletter. 

We have all that and more for your daily read. 

Keep looking up,
Kenna
Content Manager, Space.com
 
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Editor's Note
 
What we're reading/playing/watching

Whether you're looking to unwind with a mind-bending sci-fi series or lose yourself in a video game during the coming weekend, we've got you covered. Here's what the Space.com team is enjoying at the moment: 

Tariq Malik, Editor-in-Chief: "After finishing 'Project Hail Mary' by Andy Weir. I am back on The Martian Contingency by Mary Robinette Kowal to find out what life on Mars is really like." 

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry, Content Manager: "I'm currently reading 'Ocean Art' by Dr. Helen Scales. It's a wonderful read using artwork of the ocean to explain various scientific processes." 
 
 
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