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Why bad ideas refuse to die
theguardian.com

The Fugitive, His Dead Wife, and the 9/11 Conspiracy Theory That Explains Everything
gq.com

The Curse of the Loyal Sports Fan
theatlantic.com

What Happened When A Plane Loaded with 6,000 Pounds of Pot Crashed in Yosemite
mensjournal.com

Rare Dinosaur-Era Bird Wings Found Trapped in Amber
news.nationalgeographic.com

Cooperation emerges when groups are small and memories are long, study finds
phys.org

Oddly ominous video from NASA regarding Juno’s upcoming Jupiter Orbit Insertion
youtube.com

Spectacular VLT images of Jupiter presented just days before the arrival of Juno spacecraft
eso.org

Studying coral’s moonlight sex offers hope for dying reefs
thestar.com

Study: Hairs, feathers, and scales share a common evolutionary ancestry
scimplified.com

Experiments confirm that the barium-144 nucleus is pear shaped
physics.aps.org

Why hot climate fuels aggression, violence
economictimes.indiatimes.com

Archaeologists Are Spotting Ancient Ruins in Cold War Spy Photos
theatlantic.com

Pretty pink snow actually a terrible sign for glaciers
theweathernetwork.com

When Kodak Accidentally Discovered A-Bomb Testing
popularmechanics.com

Confessions of a Payday Lender: “I Felt Like a Modern-Day Gangster”
theintercept.com

Scientists are finally figuring out why you only get mitochondrial DNA from your mum
sciencealert.com

Does Pluto Harbor an Ocean Under All That Ice?
slate.com

Dutch crops grown on ‘Mars’ soil found safe to eat
phys.org

Is Middle America Due For a Huge Earthquake?
theatlantic.com

A Cautionary Tale of ‘Stem Cell Tourism’
nytimes.com

How Science Is Putting a New Face on Crime Solving (warning: brief autoplay music)
nationalgeographic.com

Why extremely rare events keep happening all the time
chicagotribune.com

New Life Found That Lives Off Electricity
quantamagazine.org

The secret of taste: why we like what we like
theguardian.com

Sunken village re-emerges during intense drought
theweathernetwork.com

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Wednesday launched a record 20 satellites
indianexpress.com

Scientists crack mystery of Venus’s vanished water
thestar.com

Silicon Valley’s Bloody Plant Burger Smells, Tastes And Sizzles Like Meat
npr.org

The Bears Who Came to Town and Would Not Go Away
outsideonline.com

The Ghosts of Fukushima
newrepublic.com

Hot jupiter planet orbiting newborn star surprises scientists
cbc.ca

On The Internet, The World’s Diversity Of Languages Is Completely Absent
fastcoexist.com

Today’s teens smoke less, drink less, and have sex less than any teens on record
vox.com

Inside a photon prison, a light-and-matter hybrid is born
gizmag.com

A crime is nothing if you can’t get away
whitenoise.city

United States of Paranoia: They See Gangs of Stalkers
nytimes.com

Film, 1967: The Home Of The Future.
youtube.com

Unknown alien rock found in Swedish quarry
phys.org

Video: Visualization of atmospheric CO2 levels throughout the year
svs.gsfc.nasa.gov

Earth’s New ‘Quasi’ Moon Will Stick Around for Centuries
gizmodo.com

The FDA has approved a device that drains a portion of stomach contents after every meal.
fda.gov

True Crime: When an author’s violent novel eerily resembles an unsolved murder.
newyorker.com

A rare, risky mission is underway to rescue sick scientists from the South Pole
washingtonpost.com

Neurons that interpret vision can swap eyes, switch back
arstechnica.co.uk

The very strange provenance of a supposedly ancient scrap of Christian manuscript
theatlantic.com

A Second Confirmed Source of Gravitational Radiation
apod.nasa.gov

A new “dark sky atlas” suggests that light pollution is making darkness a scarce resource.
theatlantic.com

Study: Cats understand physics and the law of cause and effect
link.springer.com

A bright disruption in Saturn’s narrow F ring suggests it may have been disturbed recently
saturn.jpl.nasa.gov

We Finally Know What Causes Volcanic Lightning
gizmodo.com

The Reader Is the Protagonist: Exiting a Horror Story
vqronline.org

Brain-to-Brain Communication Is Closer Than You Think
popularmechanics.com

Carbon nanotubes too weak to get a space elevator off the ground
newscientist.com

Study: Taking snapshots tends to make experiences feel more engaging, not less.
gizmag.com

NASA Kepler discovers a planet with two suns
indianexpress.com

Mongolia is changing all its addresses to three-word phrases
qz.com

Inside the underground economy propping up New York City’s food carts
crainsnewyork.com

Generations of macaques used stone tools to open oysters, nuts
upi.com

Revealed: Cambodia’s vast medieval cities hidden beneath the jungle
theguardian.com