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Crumb-free bread will mean ISS astronauts can now bake in space
newscientist.com

In major breakthrough, tiny Utah firm regenerates skin, hair in pigs
reuters.com

A nuanced rebuttal to the recent claim that the Wow! signal was caused by comets
reddit.com

‘Faceless’ Fish Seen for First Time in Over a Century
news.nationalgeographic.com

Large numbers of humpback whales have returned to NYC for the first time in a century
seattlepi.com

3 Separate Experiments Report Signs of a Phenomenon Beyond The Standard Model of Physics
sciencealert.com

The Impossible Mathematics of the Real World
nautil.us

The Benefits of Talking to Yourself
nytimes.com

For the first time in ~200 years, a Japanese emperor plans to resign
japantimes.co.jp

The Addicts Next Door
newyorker.com

‘I Fooled Wall Street and the Mafia as an Undercover FBI Agent’
vice.com

Baby Bird from Time of Dinosaurs Found Fossilized in Amber
news.nationalgeographic.com

Astronomers saw one star warp another’s light in a way that Einstein thought we’d never see
theverge.com

Newly discovered fossils show Homo sapiens emerged at least 100,000 years earlier than previously thought
bbc.com

Tyrannosaurus rex had scaly skin and wasn’t covered in feathers, a new study says
washingtonpost.com

Tiny Jumping Spiders Can See the Moon
theatlantic.com

How the D-Day Invasion Was Planned
popularmechanics.com

Mysterious ‘Wow! signal’ in 1977 came from comets, not aliens, researcher reveals
dailysabah.com

Video: 4K aerial footage of SpaceX CRS-11 first stage landing
youtube.com

Photos: American Nazis in the 1930s—The German American Bund
theatlantic.com

How to fall to your death and live to tell the tale
mosaicscience.com

Marsupial lions, giant kangaroos and huge lizards: The treasures of the Naracoorte Caves
abc.net.au

On this day in 1979, Russian scientists broke the world record for the deepest borehole
damninteresting.com

The expected and unexpected physiological effects of intermittent fasting
the-scientist.com

Giant ringed planet may have been spotted as it eclipses its host star
arstechnica.com

These nine cognitive psychology findings all passed a stringent test of their replicability
digest.bps.org.uk

First Discovery for ‘Backyard Worlds: Planet 9’ Project: Cold Brown Dwarf
sci-news.com

Scientists Discover A Scorched Planet With A Comet-Like Tail
npr.org

When these 19th century farmers wanted to talk about sex, they just invented a new language
timeline.com

NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter observes a curious feature: a South Polar Pit or an Impact Crater
nasa.gov

A new carbon-capture system just began pulling CO2 from the air
futurism.com

The Secret History of “Eeny Meeny Miny Mo”
theparisreview.org

China’s new submarine engine is poised to revolutionize underwater warfare
popsci.com

Researchers have deciphered the code of how faces are recognized in primate brains
nytimes.com

The strange Cook pine trees that always lean towards the equator
newscientist.com

Climber Completes the Most Dangerous Rope-Free Ascent Ever
nationalgeographic.com

Trying to Embrace a ‘Cure’
nytimes.com

On this day in 2004, the Killdozer emerged
damninteresting.com

How the World’s Most Interesting Man Befriended the World’s Most Powerful Man
politico.com

Curiosity rover finds its crater was habitable for 700 million years
arstechnica.com

Image: Jupiter in extremely high resolution from the Juno spacecraft (11,177×11,177)
i.imgur.com

Researchers find that water does have a taste, detected by sour receptors
sciencealert.com

Inside the quietest place on Earth
bbc.com

World-First Trials Have Been Launched to Treat Parkinson’s And Blindness With Embryonic Stem Cells
sciencealert.com

How to rob a bank, according to economics
qz.com

A 360 degree panorama from Curiosity rover showing nighttime on Mars
360cities.net

What Happens Between Before and After: A rarely seen side of plastic surgery
thecut.com

39 years ago this month, a skyscraper architect realized his builders had made a huge mistake
damninteresting.com

NASA Orbiter Finds New Evidence of Frost on Moon’s Surface
solarsystem.nasa.gov

Anxiety makes reading facial expressions harder, study suggests
unipaper.co.uk

Gravitational Waves Felt From Black-Hole Merger 3 Billion Light-Years Away
nytimes.com

Hidden Away for 28 Years, Tiananmen Protest Pictures See Light of Day
nytimes.com

The Key to Saving Somalia is Gathering Dust in the British Countryside
foreignpolicy.com

Paul Allen showed off his new rocket-launching plane today, and it’s BIG
arstechnica.com

Why does deception weigh so heavily on our minds? Psychologists may have an answer
newyorker.com

Touching the Sun: NASA Mission Renamed ‘Parker Solar Probe’
space.com

Inside the Plot to Steal Soviet Planetary Data
astronomy.com

The Spider Web That Gets Stronger When It Touches Insects
theatlantic.com

Mummy DNA shows that the ancients don’t have much in common with modern Egyptians
theverge.com

Our obsession with calories can be traced back 100 years — and it hides a bigger problem
businessinsider.com