Samsung will release a fold-able phone: The phone will have a bendable glass screen that uses new technology called Infinity Flex Display and will look like a tablet when it's fully opened and your usual smartphone when it's closed.

A record number of superhero movies will hit theaters: A record number (eleven, to be exact) of superhero movies are coming out. By comparison, 2018 had eight, and 2017 and 2016 each had seven. Already counting the days to Avengers: Endgame, 2019 will be a spectacular year of non-stop action.

There will be another super rare total solar eclipse: In early July, a rare total solar eclipse (when the moon comes between the Sun and Earth and creates total darkness during the day) will take place for around two minutes and 20 seconds. It'll mostly be visible in parts of South America. A total solar eclipse is a wondrous thing to experience.

Game of Thrones will finally return: It's been a long, difficult, Stark-less year waiting for the final six episodes of the HBO series. But come April, we'll finally know who gets crowned King in the North or if the White Walkers prevail.

5G laptops will hit the market: Imagine trying to go online on your laptop and never needing Wi-Fi again because you're instantly connected wherever you are. And you don't need "storage" because all of your data is available anywhere, at any time, at any volume. Well, that's in store for you in 2019. Yep, 5G laptops are coming next year, from companies like Dell and Intel.

NASA will send a probe to the sun: A new probe will be getting even closer to the sun's surface in 2019. There are two planned perihelion's (a scientific term for the moment of closest approach) in April and September. This probe will journey to a region humanity has never explored before.

A royal baby will be born: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be expecting their royal baby in the spring. Even if there's very little chance this baby will take the throne, it's still a thrill! Their Royal Highness's are planning on taking the baby on a tour of the U.S. in the fall of 2019.

Lady Gaga will probably get an Oscar nomination: Lady Gaga will be getting a nomination for her stunning performance in A Star Is Born, even if she doesn't take home the Oscar. Now, this is a woman with a reputation for showing up to awards shows in bizarre costumes, so she is bound to make the Oscars memorable.

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The Perseid meteor shower will light up the skies this summer: If you want to be truly dazzled, check out the Perseid meteor shower in mid-August. According to NASA, Perseid is "one of the best meteor showers of the year due to its high rates and pleasant late-summer temperatures."

The Rolling Stones will tour for maybe the last time: The Stones are back on tour, and Keith Richards has hinted in interviews that "maybe this will be the last one." If you've never seen them play live, this could be your only chance. They're all grandparents now, and the youngest member is 71, but the Stones still put on a blistering rock show.

Toy Story 4 will make us all sob: Details on the new Toy Story sequel (which premieres on June 21) are hard to come by, but star Tom Hanks has revealed that the final Toy Story 4 scene is going to go down as "a moment in history." In fact, the cast got so emotional while trying to record it that they could barely read their own lines.

Space tourism will be closer than you think: You may have read about Virgin Galactic's successful test flight this month, where they soared to an altitude of 51.4 miles over the Mojave Desert. We don't know if you'll be able to buy a ticket to space next year, but we definitely are closer than ever. Virgin Galactic founder and billionaire Richard Branson says that he personally plans to be in space "in the middle of next year." So start saving your pennies now!

Disney will give us their own streaming service: It won't happen until late in the year, but a new streaming service called Disney+ will become available, loaded with all the Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars content you could possibly want. According to Disney CEO Bob Iger, the service will be priced "substantially below" what Netflix is charging.

You can sleep in on World Sleep Day: If you missed it in 2018, now's your time to celebrate this holiday, organized by the World Sleep Society. All you have to do is nap! So go ahead and mark your calendars now: March 15 is a day for staying in your PJ's and napping to your heart's content.

We'll get more free days to visit national parks: The National Park Service recently announced that they've increased the number of days in which visitors can visit the country's national parks free of charge. There is currently five days! You will not have to pay the $5 to $33 rate to enter the parks in 2019. Enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature. For more destinations in the U.S., check out 50 Destinations So Magical You Won't Believe They're in the U.S.

There might be a treatment for peanut allergies: Peanut allergies afflict 1 in 50 children and 1 in 200 adults, and that statistic has been on the increase. The good news is that peanut allergy treatment is on the horizon! It's not a cure, but it will help protect those most prone to deadly reactions from even faintest traces of peanuts.

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