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Boy unearths treasure of the Danish king Bluetooth in Germany
theguardian.com

Nationwide hunt for grandmother accused of killing her husband — and then her look-alike
nbcnews.com

The Sad, Sad Story of Laika, the Space Dog, and Her One-Way Trip into Orbit
smithsonianmag.com

It’s time to rebuild the web
oreilly.com

On the Ground During Cape Town’s Water Crisis
outsideonline.com

The Planet That Took Us Beyond the Solar System
theatlantic.com

NASA Rejected Astronaut Mike Massimino Thrice Before Finally Offering Him His Dream Job
inquisitr.com

Why Are Bananas, Nuts, and Crackers the Only Foods That Say ‘Crazy’?
atlasobscura.com

Study: Ketamine has ‘fast-acting benefits’ for depression
bbc.com

Belgium comes to terms with ‘human zoos’ of its colonial past
theguardian.com

The Plunging Morale of America’s Service Members
theatlantic.com

Can We Please Stop Talking About Generations as if They Are a Thing?
slate.com

‘It’s going to happen’: is the world ready for war in space?
theguardian.com

Why We Engage in Tribalism, Nationalism, and Scapegoating
psmag.com

Hackers stole a casino’s high-roller database through a thermometer in the lobby fish tank
businessinsider.de

On this day in 1975 Patty Hearst robbed a bank
damninteresting.com

The Overlooked Wonders of Soviet-Era Industrial Design
atlasobscura.com

‘There is no such thing as past or future’: physicist Carlo Rovelli on changing how we think about time
theguardian.com

A Brief History of Hysteria: In search of a cure for the outspoken woman
medium.com

Self-Defense, Soviet Style
slate.com

All of the World’s Yeast Probably Originated in China
theatlantic.com

How NASA’s Planet-Hunting TESS Telescope Will Find Habitable Worlds
space.com

Nanobots Glide Through Living Cells
spectrum.ieee.org

The man who hunts ‘hidden’ radioactive objects
bbc.com

Trillions Upon Trillions of Viruses Fall From the Sky Each Day
nytimes.com

Ancient Shark Fishermen Found Buried with Extra Limbs
news.nationalgeographic.com

This 1,000-Year-Old Shirt Has a $700,000 Story to Tell
nytimes.com

Finding Dmitry: The Magical Story Of A Russian Boy’s Photos
flashbak.com

A physical constant’s value shouldn’t depend on how you measure it
arstechnica.com

Never Solved, a College Dorm Fire Has Become One Man’s Obsession
nytimes.com

Sea Turtles Use Magnetic Fields to Find Their Birthplace Beach
nytimes.com

Rescue on the Killer Mountain
outsideonline.com

Disappearing Languages
interactive.howwegettonext.com

The Platypus is Even Weirder Than You Thought
daily.jstor.org

The Secret Language of Ships
hakaimagazine.com

This NASA engineer from Alabama is a good man to see on your flight
al.com

The danger of seeing cute animals everywhere
washingtonpost.com

Why undertakers are worried
economist.com

NASA’s Juno Mission Provides Infrared Tour of Jupiter’s North Pole
jpl.nasa.gov

Trouble Detected in Infamous Dark Matter Signal
quantamagazine.org

Using laser tweezers, chemists nudged two atoms to bond
sciencenews.org

Scientists solve mystery of how Giant’s Causeway was formed
theguardian.com

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