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How ‘Deaf President Now’ Changed America
psmag.com

‘No phones, no GPS, no men’: The all-female off-road rally like no other
theguardian.com

Meet the Space Cowboys Launching Telescopes From the Middle of Nowhere
popularmechanics.com

This Hummingbird’s Tail Whistles, and No One’s Sure Why
theatlantic.com

Why buying a house today is so much harder than in 1950
curbed.com

The murder that shook Iceland
theguardian.com

Green-haired turtle that breathes through its genitals added to endangered list
theguardian.com

Nubian Stone Tablets Unearthed in African ‘City of the Dead’
livescience.com

Super salty lakes discovered in Canadian Arctic could provide window into life beyond Earth
cbc.ca

Three years of staring lets scientists capture a neutron star “glitch”
arstechnica.com

Gallery: Fascinating photos of our solar system and beyond
washingtonpost.com

The oceans’ circulation hasn’t been this sluggish in 1,000 years. That’s bad news.
washingtonpost.com

The day bananas made their British debut
theconversation.com

SPHERE reveals fascinating zoo of discs around young stars
phys.org

The 1918 Flu Pandemic: Photos From a Century Ago
theatlantic.com

My Grandmother Is Donating Her Brain to Science
theatlantic.com

Study: The fastest typists make fewer errors and often type the next key before the previous one has been released
cam.ac.uk

Study: Smartphones don’t cause long-term harm to levels of self-control in teens
psypost.org

That’s Cheating! Medieval Dice [sic] with No 1 or 2 Found on Street in Norway
livescience.com

A Spanish man apparently raised by wolves says since leaving the pack he has been disappointed by humans
theguardian.com

China asserts firm grip on research data
sciencemag.org

Breakthrough announced in dark matter detection technology
washington.edu

Can Humans Conceive In Space? NASA Sent Sperm To The ISS To Find Out
futurism.com

Giant sun tornadoes aren’t spinning
earthsky.org

A House You Can Buy, But Never Own
theatlantic.com

A dam nearing completion in southeast Turkey will soon displace residents of an ancient settlement
dw.com

How Bomb Debris from Bristol, England, Made a Road in NYC
hakaimagazine.com

I’m a Neuroscientist Who Studies Mental Illness. Here’s What Happened When I Lost My Own Mind.
washingtonian.com

New NASA Planet Hunter Is Launching One Week from Today
space.com

Swarm tracks elusive ocean magnetism
esa.int

Why Is Jupiter’s Great Red Spot Shrinking?
theatlantic.com

Video: Tour of the Moon in 4K
youtube.com

The World’s Emptiest Airport Is a Red Flag
nextcity.org

Prehistoric ‘Sea Monster’ May Be Largest That Ever Lived
news.nationalgeographic.com

The link between losing a relative during pregnancy and the mental health of the child
healthpolicy.fsi.stanford.edu

88,000-Year-Old Finger Bone Pushes Back Human Migration Dates
news.nationalgeographic.com

London’s First Celebrity Dog Was Accused Of Witchcraft
londonist.com

Raising eyebrows: how evolution gave us expressive faces
theguardian.com

Shell predicted dangers of climate change in 1980s and knew fossil fuel industry was responsible (autoplay video)
independent.co.uk

An over-abundance of toys may stifle toddler creativity
digest.bps.org.uk

Either the Sun Is Getting Smaller or Gravity Is Getting Weaker
physicsforums.com

Hearing loss study at USC, Harvard shows hope for millions
news.usc.edu

Hubble Space Telescope Spots Massive Galaxy Cluster
sci-news.com

UCLA scientists pioneer new method for watching brain cells interact in real time
uclahealth.org

It’s weirdly hard to steal Mark Zuckerberg’s trash
theoutline.com

An Inordinate Fondness for Wasps
theatlantic.com

European grid dispute resolved, lost 6 minutes returned to oven clocks
arstechnica.com

An elite U.S. school once sold slaves – now, it wants to make amends
newsinteractives.cbc.ca

Czechs discover hidden film record of Stalin’s antisemitic show trial
theguardian.com

Rare owl given the gift of flight after a double wing transplant
telegraph.co.uk

Puffin beaks are fluorescent and we had no idea
cbc.ca

The puzzling case of two women who lost their hair after eating bitter squash
arstechnica.com

Before cancer kills, it cheats
news.harvard.edu

The Dark Cult With Billionaires, Stars And Sex Slavery Allegations (autoplay video)
news.com.au

Menendez brothers reunite nearly 30 years after killing parents
theguardian.com

Anna Chennault: ‘Steel butterfly’ who charmed US and China
bbc.com

Glass: Humankind’s Most Important Material
theatlantic.com

The Bloody Family History of the Guillotine
theparisreview.org

RNA-based vaccines could replace traditional pesticides
newatlas.com

24 years ago today a FedEx employee boarded a plane with a case full of weapons and a diabolical plan
damninteresting.com