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Inside the Colorado Vault That Keeps Your Favorite Foods From Going Extinct
smithsonianmag.com

You Can Have Emotions You Don’t Feel
nautil.us

Why Do We Even Wear Pants? 
blogs.discovermagazine.com

The Secret to a Longer Life? Don’t Ask These Dead Longevity Researchers
nytimes.com

The movie star who doubled as a groundbreaking inventor
huckmagazine.com

Watch the High-Flying Physics of a Plant’s Exploding Fruits
nytimes.com

Is vitamin D really a cure-all – and how should we get our fix?
theguardian.com

FCC Accuses Stealthy Startup of Launching Rogue Satellites
spectrum.ieee.org

Staying awake: the surprisingly effective way to treat depression
mosaicscience.com

AI Has a Hallucination Problem That’s Proving Tough to Fix
wired.com

Operation Bayonet: Inside the Sting That Hijacked an Entire Dark Web Drug Market
wired.com

The Killers of Kiev: How Putin Created an Assassin’s Metropolis
gq.com

Alien atmospheres recreated on Earth
bbc.com

Scientists control tiny ‘factories’ in engineered cells
futurity.org

Clocks are running slow across Europe because of an argument over who pays the electricity bill
theverge.com

How do 11 people go to jail for one murder?
theguardian.com

Hawaii: Where Evolution Can Be Surprisingly Predictable
theatlantic.com

Daylight Saving Time is literally killing us
businessinsider.com

On this day in 1974 WW2 finally ended for Japanese soldier Hiroo Onoda
damninteresting.com

Agatha Christie’s life rivaled the immortal mysteries she created
theintelligencer.com

The Fish That Makes Other Fish Smarter
theatlantic.com

Can we bring hearts back from the dead?
bbc.com

Cells eat and regurgitate your tattoos
thestar.com

Rome’s Subway Project Keeps Digging Up Archaeological Marvels
nytimes.com

Why You Can’t Remember Being a Kid
nautil.us

Women We Overlooked in 167 Years of New York Times Obituaries
nytimes.com

Super-deep diamond provides first evidence in nature of Earth’s fourth most abundant mineral
phys.org

The Leaked NSA Spy Tool That Hacked the World
wired.com

Mapping the genome jungle: Unique animal traits could offer insight into human disease
phys.org

Oxygen and Stem Cells May Have Reshaped Early Complex Animals
quantamagazine.org

Deep gas bands, shapely cyclones — NASA’s Juno reveals more of Jupiter’s secrets
latimes.com

The Perfect Man Who Wasn’t
theatlantic.com

Every Year, the Swiss Cover Their Melting Glaciers in White Blankets
livescience.com

The Long, Knotty, World-Spanning Story of String
hakaimagazine.com

Iconic Stellar Ring Much Stranger Than Previously Thought
gizmodo.com

Arctic has warmest winter on record: ‘It’s just crazy, crazy stuff’
theguardian.com

Sunken World War II Aircraft Carrier Found by Deep-Sea Expedition (autoplay video)
news.nationalgeographic.com

Scientists crack 70-year-old mystery of how magnetic waves heat the sun
phys.org

LSD alters the neural response to music in a number of brain regions, study finds
psypost.org

Election Polls Improved With One Question: Who Will Your Friends Vote For?
acsh.org

New Study: Cognitive Benefits of Bilingualism Overstated
psychcentral.com

China’s Tiangong-1 space station will crash to Earth within weeks
theguardian.com

Does a Hacker Hero Always Have to Have a Past?
nymag.com

A Mysterious Anomaly Under Africa Is Radically Weakening Earth’s Magnetic Field
sciencealert.com

New Giant Viruses Further Blur the Definition of Life
quantamagazine.org

World-first firing of air-breathing electric thruster
phys.org

Something Mysterious Is Killing Captive Gorillas
theatlantic.com

Only Dark Matter (And Not Modified Gravity) Can Explain The Universe
forbes.com

US Navy to deploy high-energy lasers in two years
v3.co.uk

Exotic animals disappear from Florida wildlife sanctuary after fake ad
theguardian.com

Captive Orangutans Are Curious (But Wild Ones Are Not)
theatlantic.com

Scientists Discover a Self-Replicating Protein Structure, And It Could Have Built The First Life on Earth
sciencealert.com

Oldest-known message in a bottle found on WA beach 132 years after being tossed overboard
mobile.abc.net.au

Insulator or superconductor? Physicists find graphene is both
news.mit.edu

How Killer Rice Crippled Tokyo and the Japanese Navy
atlasobscura.com

Is Earth’s Missing Xenon Hidden in the Core?
livescience.com

Every autumn one of the world’s most spectacular animal migrations takes place in a little-visited corner of Georgia
rferl.org

In the court of common usage, an old pronoun is losing its case: For whom, the bell tolls
economist.com

Chuck Feeney: the billionaire who gave it all away
irishtimes.com

Should We Open Some Sealed Apollo Moon Samples?
space.com