Although only 13 episodes of Camberwick Green were originally made, the show remains well-known today thanks to repeated broadcasts and its place in popular culture. It was brought to life by puppeteer Gordon Murray, with animation by Bob Bura and John Hardwick. A big reason for its lasting appeal is its cheerful and vibrant music, from the charming intro tune to each character’s unique theme song.
Dan comes from a family with a history of imprisonment – his brother, father, and uncle have all been to prison. This makes him fear he’s destined for the same fate, and even feel like he deserves it.
The show follows Dan, a philosopher teaching a prison class, who becomes increasingly anxious about his own potential for incarceration. This fear stems from his past and the fact that his father, brother, and uncle have all been to prison.
![The geometry collapses to a conformal boundary defined by the limit of vanishing length [latex]\ell \to 0[/latex], ultimately manifesting as two four-spheres connected by a shared circle [latex]S^1[/latex]-a space upon which the delta operator resides, hinting at the fragile nature of theoretical constructs facing absolute limits.](https://arxiv.org/html/2512.24891v1/x1.png)
New research connects the geometry of wormholes to the mathematical structures of matrix models, offering insights into the holographic principle.
You might not recall the Canadian cartoon Shadow Raiders, but if you were a fan of ReBoot, it might ring a bell. That’s because the character designs for Shadow Raiders were done by the same artist who worked on ReBoot, Brendan McCarthy. However, while ReBoot explored some thought-provoking ideas, Shadow Raiders took things to a whole new level.
Current stats? The crypto market cap jumped past an eye-watering $3.07 trillion-more zeros than a low-budget detective novel. Almost all main assets are shining greener than a politician’s promises.
![The study of the 3D Ising Superconformal Field Theory reveals a spectrum of low-lying operators - conformal primary and descendant fields - obtained through a model Hamiltonian with both integer and half-integer angular momentum states, with the critical point determined by minimizing a cost function that normalizes the energy spectrum; the resulting operator dimensions, computed via conformal bootstrap, confirm the emergence of an [latex]\mathcal{N}=1[/latex] superconformal algebra, as evidenced by the connections between superconformal descendant states within the observed supermultiplets and the actions of conformal generators [latex]P_\mu[/latex] and [latex]K_\mu[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2512.25054v1/x3.png)
Researchers have demonstrated how a microscopic model, regularized on a ‘fuzzy sphere’, gives rise to the predicted behavior of a 3D supersymmetric conformal field theory.
As a huge comic book fan, I was completely blown away by what happened in Ultimate Endgame #1. Once the barrier fell, seeing Iron Lad, Spider-Man, Doctor Doom, and America arrive in that city was incredible – it was so gritty and bleak, nothing like they expected! But the real shocker was discovering The Maker had become the city itself. It was genuinely disturbing! The writer, Camp, really wanted to subvert expectations, making sure that after two millennia, this place was totally unrecognizable, both to the heroes and to us readers, and he absolutely nailed it.
The play within the show, The First Shadow, reveals that Hopper and Joyce knew Henry Creel back in school, deepening the connections between the characters and the events in Hawkins. While the season finale included a showdown with Vecna, this shared history wasn’t directly mentioned. According to Ross Duffer, the creators considered having Hopper and Joyce acknowledge this connection, but decided against it. They didn’t want to confuse viewers who hadn’t seen the play, as it would require prior knowledge to understand the significance of the conversation. However, the Duffers believe Hopper and Joyce likely did discuss it privately at some point.
So, I heard this superhero family is going to be in a movie coming out in 2026, and honestly, it makes total sense why Kevin Feige and the team picked this big crossover event for their first appearance in the MCU. It’s a huge deal! But it got me thinking, there are so many other Avengers villains they could have gone with – characters that aren’t as famous yet and are just waiting for their chance to shine on the big screen. It feels like a bit of a missed opportunity to introduce someone new, you know?