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I regret missing Project Hail Mary on the big screen but I'm not skipping this cheapest-ever UK Prime Day Lego deal

I regret missing Project Hail Mary on the big screen but I'm not skipping this cheapest-ever UK Prime Day Lego deal
Space.com Thursday 25 June 2026, 09:00 UTC By Chris McMullen 1 min read
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