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The Universe May Contain 10 Times More Galaxies Than We Thought
popsci.com

The people who ate each other
bbc.com

Video: HD Footage of the Moon courtesy of Japan’s JAXA SELENE orbiter
darts.isas.jaxa.jp

Facebook has repeatedly trended fake news since firing its human editors
washingtonpost.com

New Room Found at Winchester Mystery House
abc7news.com

How insect-eating plants persuade insects to pollinate them
bbc.com

Time warp: why uncertainty affects how we perceive time
utoronto.ca

What Dreams Are Like When You’re Blind
nymag.com

Decades-Old Mystery Put To Rest: Why Are There X’s In The Desert?
npr.org

New findings suggest China and the West were in contact 1,500+ years before European Marco Polo arrived in China
bbc.com

Tick bites that trigger severe meat allergy on rise around the world
theguardian.com

Chicxulub ‘dinosaur crater’ investigation begins in earnest
bbc.com

Documentary: Five black and Latino teenagers were wrongly convicted of raping a white woman in Central Park in 1989
pbs.org

Mars Astronauts Face Memory Loss, Anxiety And Long Term Brain Damage
forbes.com

NASA: Making Human Settlement of Space a Reality
blogs.nasa.gov

Crash: how computers are setting us up for disaster
theguardian.com

Stem cells from one monkey regenerates the damaged heart of another monkey with no sign of rejection
researchgate.net

25 New ‘Dead Sea Scrolls’ Revealed
livescience.com

We Use Words to Talk. Why Do We Need Them to Think?
nymag.com

1491: What the western hemisphere was like before Columbus ‘discovered’ it
theatlantic.com

These ocean worlds reveal just how little water we have on Earth
businessinsider.com

Liquid assets: how the business of bottled water went mad
theguardian.com

Video: Carl Sagan on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (full interview, March 2nd 1978)
youtube.com

In one German town, 1,000 people killed themselves in 72 hours
timeline.com

Six Scientists, 1,000 Miles, One Prize: The Arctic Bumblebee
nytimes.com

Great, Mysterious Balls of Fire Speed by Dying Star
space.com

Return to the Teenage Brain
nytimes.com

A teenager from the outskirts of Lima became an overnight sensation on a hit TV game show. Then, she disappeared.
story.californiasunday.com

Inside the Mind of an Angry Drunk
features.wearemel.com

The Massacre at Monkey Hill
priceonomics.com

Brain training exercises just make you better at brain training exercises
digest.bps.org.uk

How a Garbage Fire Could Lead to New Antibiotics
theatlantic.com • (Previously)

First farm to grow vegetables in a desert using only sun and seawater
newscientist.com

Study: Men conceived through IVF may inherit father’s fertility problems
medicalnewstoday.com

Planet in star system nearest our Sun ‘may have oceans’
phys.org

Physicists Create World’s First ‘Time Crystal’
technologyreview.com

Code of Silence: A four-part series exposing a criminal gang operating inside the Chicago police department
theintercept.com

Opposition to Galileo was scientific, not just religious
aeon.co

Meet the Ishmaels, America’s ‘worst’ family
timeline.com

Bees trained by scientists can teach each other new skills
theverge.com

Super Size: The Dizzying Grandeur of 21st-Century Agriculture
nytimes.com

How Vera Rubin discovered dark matter
astronomy.com

The Curious Case of Bermuda’s Mysterious Turtle
hakaimagazine.com

A bot crawled thousands of studies looking for simple math errors. The results are concerning.
vox.com

Huge 3D scanning project lets you walk around a large Pompeii house before the volcano
3ders.org

Long-abandoned 1920s-era fire station found preserved under a UK factory
thelondoneconomic.com

How Hollywood Gets Its Old-School Tech
theringer.com

Scientists Trace Society’s Myths to Primordial Origins
scientificamerican.com

Interactive 3d comet exploration from ESA’s Rosetta
sci.esa.int

A home invasion, torture session, and high speed chase that ended with a suspect in nothing but an adult diaper
washingtonian.com

Our Part of the Milky Way Is Four Times Bigger Than We Thought
news.nationalgeographic.com

Space Art Propelled Scientific Exploration of the Cosmos—But Its Star is Fading Fast
blog.longreads.com

The Golden Suicides
vanityfair.com

Video: The Art of Making a Nixie Tube (long, but interesting)
youtube.com

Does gum disease have a link to cancer, dementia, stroke?
washingtonpost.com

“even organizations staffed by smart, seemingly moral people can slowly slide into dangerous and unethical behavior”
slate.com

Yes, Beautiful People Have a Totally Different Experience of Life
nymag.com

Implication of sabotage adds intrigue to SpaceX investigation
washingtonpost.com

NASA’s Fermi has found a binary system that breaks the record for luminosity
nasa.gov

Photo: Shot taken by the Rosetta space probe shortly before intentionally crashing onto Comet 67p/c-g today
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