It's Monday, July 30, 2018. Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.  (Read in browser) How’s your Monday morning going? We’ve got news on how long you’ll have to wait for the third part of Stranger Things, and an AI can predict a movie's audience based on its trailer. Meanwhile, NASA’s picking its favorite looks for Mars habitats -- and isn’t even using Pinterest for inspiration. The Duffer Brothers are taking their time to get things right.
 That season three teaser is all you’re getting for now. Netflix exec Cindy Holland has revealed that the third installment of the Duffer Brothers' show is launching sometime in summer 2019 -- a longer wait than the 15 months between the first two seasons.
| | They'll now have to build a one-third-scale version of their designs.  We haven’t even sent humans to Mars, but let’s talk houses. NASA launched the 3D-Printed Habitat Challenge back in 2015 to find suitable artificial housing for the first wave of Martian residents, and now the agency has narrowed the contestants down to five after seeing the realistic virtual models they created.
| | Nope, sold out.  More functional than a flamethrower.
| | Less eye strain.  iOS users got the option in March, but YouTube is finally rolling out its "dark theme" to Android phones. If you have it on your phone, you'll find it your Settings' General section. It's not certain how soon everyone will get the feature (we've asked Google for comment), though -- it may take some days to arrive.
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