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Link between bacteria metabolism and communication could pave way for new antivirulence drugs
purdue.edu

Tales from the far-flung Faroes
bbc.co.uk

Video: Simulation of the formation of the moon after Earth’s impact with hypothetical planet Theia
streamable.com

The Terrifying Lessons of a Pandemic Simulation
newyorker.com

A ‘self-eating’ rocket engine which could place small satellites in orbit more easily and more affordably
phys.org

An evolutionary adaptation that doesn’t directly rely on new mutations
arstechnica.com

Colliding Neutron Stars Likely Birthed a Baby Black Hole
gizmodo.com

Evidence Found for a New Fundamental Particle
quantamagazine.org

161 years ago today was the date of birth for a gentleman of singular talent
damninteresting.com

Canadian researcher helps shed light on ‘hawk’ mummy that was really human
cbc.ca

A suitcase full of photographic wonder
bbc.com

40 years ago this month an architect realized that a strong wind could topple one of his skyscrapers
damninteresting.com

The face in the waves
apps.bostonglobe.com

How The Marine Corps Blew The Biggest War Crimes Case Since Vietnam (note: disturbing images)
taskandpurpose.com

Mars Express has revealed the red planet in stunning new ways
arstechnica.com

‘Holy grail of cancer research’: doctors positive about early detection blood test
theguardian.com

Blood Will Tell, Part 2: Did Faulty Evidence Doom Joe Bryan?
nytimes.com

Is it really healthier to live in the countryside?
bbc.com

Do Dogs Really Prefer Baby Talk? You Might Be Surprised.
news.nationalgeographic.com

Sign Washed Away in Hurricane Sandy Lands on Beach in France
nytimes.com

How to flirt in Canada — give personal space, split bills and don’t wait on a Canadian man to make a pass
thestar.com

Details that look sharp to people may be blurry to their pets
eurekalert.org

The World War I Battle That Turned Into a Suicide Mission
thedailybeast.com

Something Weird Happened to Men 7,000 Years Ago, And We Finally Know Why
sciencealert.com

What Pluto and California Have in Common
theatlantic.com

Here’s what Earth looks like from the US’s most advanced weather satellite
theverge.com

Colleges Are No Match for American Poverty
theatlantic.com

Greenland Telescope Opens New Era of Arctic Astronomy
sinica.edu.tw

Using Deep Space Climate Observatory Measurements to Study the Earth as An Exoplanet
astrobites.org

Wearing glasses may really mean you’re smarter, major study finds
theguardian.com

Researchers have identified 121 giant planets that may have habitable moons
phys.org

Is This Inscribed Stone a Notorious Forgery—or the Answer to America’s Oldest Mystery?
news.nationalgeographic.com

Why No One Answers Their Phone Anymore
theatlantic.com

Taking a photo of something impairs your memory of it, but the reasons remain largely mysterious
digest.bps.org.uk

Race Against the Rains
nytimes.com

How the resurgence of white supremacy in the US sparked a war over free speech
theguardian.com

How an Unproven Forensic Science Became a Courtroom Staple
nytimes.com

The Bizarre Not-Murder of Arkady Babchenko
theatlantic.com

The shining moment when Russian revolutionary women reinvented sex
aeon.co

Stricken hiker’s ‘terror’ stranded in California desert
bbc.com

Experiment Could Help Scientists Predict Avalanches Through Sound
gizmodo.com

Video: Floating an Anvil on Liquid Mercury
youtube.com

New vitamin supplement study finds they may do more harm than good
theconversation.com

Process takes CO₂ from the air, converts it to carbon nanotubes
arstechnica.com

Desire for sugar eliminated in mice by rewiring brains
theguardian.com

Two different forms of water isolated for first time
bbc.com

Here’s what we know about China’s future space station
qz.com

Britain tried to kill Kaiser Wilhelm II in 1918 with secret RAF bombing raid, reveals archives
independent.co.uk

Mystery of Earth’s Missing Nitrogen Solved
scientificamerican.com

What will we eat in 2050? California farmers are placing bets.
grist.org

‘This is a genocide’: villages burn as war rages in blood-soaked Cameroon
theguardian.com

‘Murdered’ Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko turns up alive
nbcnews.com

Valencia village lays claim to original Coca-Cola recipe
elpais.com

In the search for cheap, clean, sea power, one company has turned to a 100-year-old invention: a sail that looks like a tube
wired.co.uk

Your Recycling Gets Recycled, Right? Maybe, or Maybe Not
nytimes.com

First 3D printed human corneas
ncl.ac.uk

Study: Women’s voices become temporarily deeper after pregnancy
theguardian.com

The Forgotten Girls Who Led the School-Desegregation Movement
theatlantic.com

New research reveals ocean waves play greater role in trapping carbon dioxide
phys.org

Speculative biology: understanding the past and predicting our future
theguardian.com