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- 1Perseverance's WATSON camera captures new Mars close-up▼Previously on Mars… Processed SHERLOC_WATSON looking down (-87°) from RMC 91.0970 Sol 1999, LMST: 16:20:02 Original: htt
NASA's Perseverance rover has returned a new close-up image of Mars taken by the WATSON camera on the SHERLOC instrument, looking down at the surface from a position marked RMC 91.0970 on Sol 1999 of the mission. Space enthusiasts processed and shared the raw image, taken at around 16:20 local Mars time, drawing attention to the rover's ongoing geological survey work.
- 2Sherlock Holmes Getting Adults-Only TV Series▼Sherlock Holmes Officially Set for "Adults-Only" TV Series
A new Sherlock Holmes television series is officially in the works, and it will carry an adults-only rating. Details about the cast, network and release date have not been announced, but the promise of a mature take on Arthur Conan Doyle's detective is already drawing attention from fans of previous adaptations.
- 310 Forgotten '80s Anime That Still Hold Up●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # Anime # SherlockHound # Animation 10 Forgotten '80s Anime That Have Aged Like Fine Wine http:
A new feature lists ten overlooked Japanese animated series from the 1980s, arguing they have aged remarkably well for modern viewers. Among the titles highlighted is Sherlock Hound, the Miyazaki-connected detective series. Fans of retro anime are sharing the roundup, sparking conversation about which classic shows deserve rediscovery and how 1980s animation craftsmanship compares with today's productions.
- 4Sherlock Holmes expert shares guide to reading Arthur Conan Doyle●🍁 🍂 Writer and Sherlock Holmes expert David Stuart Davies gave Pan Macmillan publishers his guide to reading Arthur Cona
Writer and Sherlock Holmes specialist David Stuart Davies has provided publisher Pan Macmillan with a guide to reading Arthur Conan Doyle's Holmes works. With four novels and fifty-six short stories in the canon, Davies addresses the common question of which story newcomers should pick up first, offering readers a recommended starting point for the classic detective fiction.