Future Fossils, Thanos’ Home World, and the Most Dangerous Food: Best Gizmodo Stories of the Week

Gizmodo was all about examining the yesteryear and future this hebdomad .

Thinking about what our world will look like far , far in the futurity can be knavish , peculiarly when we see what humankind will be leaving behind . Earther looked at thefuture of fossilsto search what might remain long after humans have vanished . On the flip side , Gizmodo also reported on a1,500 - twelvemonth - sometime Pumapunku templethat scientist were able to almost rebuild using historical data point , architectural software , and 3D - printed tools .

Of course , there ’s still much come about in our present . And as 2018 draws to a airless and we set our stack on a young year , it seems as salutary a time as any to consider overhauling your secrecy and security — which means giving some serious thought to how yourdata is usedandmonitored . First , if you expend any one of these25 popular passwords , that should be your first monastic order of business . I might also suggest considering who you want to see your hooey online , which we can walk you throughright here .

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We also toil into themost grievous foodof all sentence , interviewedChrysta Bell of Twin Peaks fame , and asked whetherThanos ’ home worldwas ever really inhabitable .

Do n’t miss these and the rest of Gizmodo ’s dependable stories of the week down below .

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