www.pcgamer.com Starfield's system requirements have landed on Steam, and you're gonna need a 125GB cargo hold
[Disk] space, the final frontier.
Starfield coming with SSD requirement
This is a little unusual. Most games never explicitly say you need an SSD or a HDD - but Starfield does! This likely isn't a hard limit, as recommendations are often just that, but I cannot help but wonder what would happen if the game is run on an HDD?
I understand wanting a walk-able city/town; it is what I want. That said, I've always got the feeling that some don't fully understand just how rural some areas of the world are. Places like Wyoming, Manitoba, or Alaska are going to be biased towards relying on your own transportation for the foreseeable future.
Though I wonder if there would be a future for some passenger rail between larger communities?
If I had to guess Reddit must be up against the wall to show growth - which is going to be pretty difficult if you already have most people who use the internet. They, like any other company with maxed out potential, are likely going to start their slow march to decline soon.
Enceladus Water Plume
www.bbc.com James Webb telescope: Icy moon Enceladus spews massive water plume
Enceladus, a small moon of Saturn, throws a geyser of water 9,000km (6,000 miles) into space.
The moon Enceladus has been pretty active recently! The moon of Saturn ejected a large amount of water from its sub-surface ocean, which was caught by the James Webb Telescope.