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Stephen Hawking’s final theory sheds light on the multiverse
theguardian.com

The Baby-Formula Crime Ring
nytimes.com

Why replacing politicians with experts is a reckless idea
theguardian.com

Forgotten Data From 1996 Sheds New Light on Jupiter’s Mysterious Moon Ganymede
gizmodo.com

This creature has the oddest eyes in the animal kingdom
washingtonpost.com

What it’s like to live in Nasa’s new spacecraft
bbc.com

Can We Stop a ‘Mass Extinction’ of Human Languages?
seeker.com

Hassan Diab spent 3 years in a French prison for a 1980 bombing despite little evidence he committed the crime
newsinteractives.cbc.ca

Zora Neale Hurston’s Lost Interview With One of America’s Last Living Slaves
vulture.com

Body found inside wall of washroom at Calgary shopping mall
cbc.ca

The Great High School Impostor
gq.com

A rare eye cancer showed up in three friends. Doctors want to know if the cases are connected.
washingtonpost.com

Mars InSight: NASA’s Journey Into the Red Planet’s Deepest Mysteries
nytimes.com

The Future of Science Storytelling
blogs.scientificamerican.com

‘There’s a lot of fakery’: insiders spill on the dirty tricks behind wildlife photos
theguardian.com

This ocean path will take you on the longest straight-line journey on Earth
sciencemag.org

Evolving starship concept from students and researchers at Delft University of Technology
esa.int

Ash could paralyze Tokyo if Mount Fuji erupts, government report warns
japantimes.co.jp

Sick building syndrome: is it the buildings or the people who need treatment?
mosaicscience.com

75 years ago today the corpse of an Allied officer and his briefcase of secret papers washed ashore in Spain
damninteresting.com

The Spy Who Came Home
newyorker.com

The Digital Vigilantes Who Hack Back
newyorker.com

Calcium-based MRI sensor enables more sensitive brain imaging
news.mit.edu

A Population That Pollutes Itself Into Extinction (and It’s Not Us)
nytimes.com

Our Galaxy Was Walloped by a Neighbor in Its Not-So-Distant Past, New Analysis Suggests
gizmodo.com

A History of What We Do in the Dark
psmag.com

‘Catastrophe’: French museum discovers half of its collection are fakes
theguardian.com

Jackson Pollock painting gets a cleaning, and the public gets to watch
washingtonpost.com

How to be alone: ‘I feel most alive when I’m with my own thoughts’
theguardian.com

Don’t Be Afraid of the Multiverse
theatlantic.com

The Man Who Saved Havana
smithsonianmag.com

Scientists on the verge of creating hybrid elephant and mammoth
theage.com.au

France seizes France.com from man who’s had it since ‘94, so he sues
arstechnica.com

Music activates regions of the brain spared by Alzheimer’s disease
eurekalert.org

Seattle Vacates Hundreds of Marijuana Charges Going Back 30 Years
theroot.com

Unusual eruptions at world’s largest active geyser in Yellowstone
reuters.com

Health warnings after toxic caterpillar outbreak in London
bbc.com

Honeybees may unlock the secrets of how the human brain works
sheffield.ac.uk

Wooden Statue Found in Late 1890s Likely Dates Back More Than 11,000 Years
smithsonianmag.com

Hints of Human Evolution in Chimpanzees That Endure a Savanna’s Heat
nytimes.com

Farewell, No. 16: scientists left ‘miserable’ after world’s oldest spider dies aged 43
telegraph.co.uk

Video: Recently found footage of very early (1920s) Technicolor films
youtube.com

The military paid for a study on sea level rise. The results were scary.
washingtonpost.com

Video: Hurricane in a Box
sciencefriday.com

Icy Mars Crater Shines in European Probe’s 1st Photo from New Orbit
space.com

People built a whole island to protect the rarest of rare creatures — an albino orangutan
washingtonpost.com

This Fungus Borrowed From Ancient Bacteria to Defy Gravity
nytimes.com

How I got 30 years on death row for someone else’s crime
theguardian.com

EU agrees total ban on bee-harming pesticides
theguardian.com

Hubble captures first image of surviving companion to a supernova. And it seems that the companion star caused the explosion.
astronomy.com

NASA Mars Mission Faces Setback After Heat Shield Cracks Under Pressure
npr.org

Desert ants use the Earth’s magnetic field for orientation, a new study has found
uni-wuerzburg.de

You could be flirting on dating apps with paid impersonators
qz.com

An MSG Convert Visits the High Church of Umami
newyorker.com • Related

Why we should bulldoze the business school
theguardian.com

Ida B Wells: the unsung heroine of the civil rights movement
theguardian.com

Noninvasive spinal stimulation method enables paralyzed people to regain use of hands, study finds
newsroom.ucla.edu

Korean leaders plan an end to war and ‘complete denuclearization’
cnbc.com

Video: The Crazy Story Of A Real Life Treasure Hunt
youtube.com

Scientists can now keep brains alive without a body
thenextweb.com