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After Math: Baby come back

I ain't Player, I just crush a lot.

Andrew Tarantola

Former Senior Editor

UpdatedSun, February 12, 2017 at 4:00 PM UTC

This was a week of many happy returns. Stanford students brought back 5,000 year old Chinese beer, Prince's catalog has reappeared on streaming services not owned by Jay Z and a pair of classic Hot Wheels cars are coming out of retirement to make their Rocket League debut. Numbers, because how else will we know how long you've been gone?

That's how long an ancient Chinese beer recipe was lost to the fogs of time before being reconstituted by a team of Stanford undergrads.

That's how long Prince's musical catalog was reserved for Tidal streaming customers. But no longer! They're already on Spotify and Amazon Music is reportedly looking into licensing as well. Fingers crossed Google and SoundCloud follow suit as well.

That's how much the classic 'Twin Mill III' and 'Bone Shaker' Hot Wheels cars will cost to play when they come to Rocket League on February 21st.

Brogan BamBrogan is Bambroback!

That's how long a sample of algae was left in the cold void of space outside the International Space Station before being successfully revived.

That's when the next Cybathlon will be held. And this time, it's going global.

That's how many people (60,000 visa holders and 64,000 refugees) who were affected by Trump's immigration ban, which remained stayed on Friday night after the 9th circuit court of appeals ruled against the administration. "I will see you in court," Trump replied, apparently not realizing that the aforementioned events did in fact already occur within a court of law.

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