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Good news! If you’ve been eagerly awaiting the second part of last week’s Doctor Who episode, The Zygon Invasion, then Saturday night delivered the resolution you been waiting for. Of course, if you were hoping that resolution would bring exciting plot twists, as much action than the first part and maybe even a new companion (oh, Osgood!), well, I’ve got some bad news for you.

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Electric-blue molten runs down the side of an Indonesian volcano, periodically bursting into blue flames that shroud the black night in otherworldly colors.

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This past week’s auto news kicked off with Seth Porges detailing his excitement over Apple’s CarPlay. “Plug your iPhone into your car, and the two devices Voltron together into a sort of supergadget,” he enthused. “The car’s large touchscreen effectively mirrors the familiar iOS, apps and information are delivered safely and seamlessly over the speakers and display, and your old friend Siri is your copilot and DJ—her familiar voice sifting through your car speakers.”

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Treyarch is absolutely bursting with pride that at long last, you can play as a woman during a Call of Duty campaign in Black Ops 3. While there isn’t a specific female character created for the game, you are allowed to choose the gender and appearance of your specific protagonist. It’s the Mass Effect theory of campaign design, but you know, for five hours instead of a hundred.

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Solar is now the cheapest source of electric power in Chile, according to a new report by Deutsche Bank.

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