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Bugs Are Coming Soon to Your Dinner Table
bloomberg.com

What is it about yawning?
theconversation.com

What Is the Sun Made Of and When Will It Die?
quantamagazine.org

The fallacy of obviousness
aeon.co

Why Revolutionaries Love Spicy Food
nautil.us

Salamander’s Genome Guards Secrets of Limb Regrowth
quantamagazine.org

Man Spends 23 Years Carving Sprawling Underground Temple Under His House
odditycentral.com

Our human ancestors walked on two feet but their children still had a backup plan
phys.org

Rhino Embryos Made in Lab to Save Nearly Extinct Subspecies
nytimes.com

A massive study solidifies the link between particulates from cars and diabetes
theatlantic.com

This brain “blackout” is the reason you get migraines
qz.com

Gallery: In search of American WW2 pilots missing off Corsica
bbc.com

The toxic side of the Moon
phys.org

Einstein’s gravity theory passes extreme test on zombie star
cbc.ca

On this day in 1831 something began to emerge from the sea off the coast of Sicily
damninteresting.com

Crows Are Always Jerks to Ravens, Research Confirms
nationalgeographic.com

Video: Kīlauea Volcano — Whirlwind Above Fissure 8
youtube.com

Koalas Eat Toxic Leaves to Survive—Now Scientists Know How
nationalgeographic.com

Why we explored an undisturbed rainforest hidden on top of an African mountain
theconversation.com

Forty years and still going strong: The functioning instruments aboard the Voyager spacecraft
astronomy.com

Why no-one speaks Indonesia’s language
bbc.com

There’s a crazy plan to tow an iceberg from Antarctica to fix Cape Town’s water crisis
qz.com

Weird Bright Spots on Ceres Get a Close-Up from Dawn As Mission Nears End
space.com

Snacking on nuts was shown to increase the number and quality of the sperm men produced
theguardian.com

The treasure hunters on a deadly quest for an eccentric’s $2m bounty
theguardian.com

This Seaside Community Is Getting Swallowed by the Ocean
nationalgeographic.com

Why don’t we know more about migraines?
bbc.com

Horses Had Dentists 3,000 Years Ago
nationalgeographic.com

Why Can’t We Find Planet Nine?
quantamagazine.org

Scholarly publishing is broken. Here’s how to fix it
aeon.co

‘Nothing to worry about. The water is fine’: how Flint poisoned its people
theguardian.com

Scientists finally have an explanation for the ‘Gaia puzzle’
theconversation.com

So Long TNT, There’s a New Explosive in Town
popularmechanics.com

Electrical brain stimulation may help reduce violent crime in future – study
theguardian.com

Host plants tell insects when to grow longer wings and migrate
phys.org

Inside the all-American voyage to the last world in the Solar System
arstechnica.com

Study: How to more effectively put one’s self in another’s shoes
qz.com

How America got its name
bbc.com

‘Cataclysmic’ collision shaped Uranus’ evolution
phys.org

Scientists hunting for meteorite that crashed into Pacific Ocean
nypost.com

This Giant Invasive Flower Can Give You Third-Degree Burns
wired.com

The wreckage of a few ancient planets formed the asteroid belt
engadget.com

90 years ago (give or take a few days) the Ford motor company began hauling equipment to ‘Fordlandia’
damninteresting.com

On this day in 1881, a man shot US President James Garfield in a railroad station
damninteresting.com

“I Was Devastated”: Tim Berners-Lee, the Man Who Created the World Wide Web, Has Some Regrets
vanityfair.com

The inside story of the soccer ball that survived the Challenger explosion
espn.com

Observing the universe with a camera traveling near the speed of light
phys.org

Yukon couple’s discovery of crashed plane solves 50-year mystery
newsinteractives.cbc.ca

China brings Star Wars to life with ‘laser AK-47’ that can set fire to targets a kilometre away
scmp.com

12 Boys, Missing in Flooded Thailand Cave, Are Found Alive
nytimes.com

Scientists Rarely Admit Mistakes. A New Project Wants to Change That.
undark.org

The Inventions That Changed Wildlife Photography
nationalgeographic.com

Why tech’s favorite color is making us all miserable
fastcodesign.com

Asteroid Mining Might Just Work—If Only We Can Land on the Dang Things
gizmodo.com

‘Dead’ woman found alive in South Africa morgue fridge
bbc.com

Stonehenge Mystery Solved, Scientists Claim: Giant Stones Moved On Ancient ‘Highway’ From Wales To Salisbury
inquisitr.com

A decade before crypto, one digital currency conquered the world — then failed spectacularly
thehustle.co

Gallery: Botanical life in close-up
theguardian.com

How a Hacker Proved Cops Used a Secret Government Phone Tracker to Find Him
politico.com

What if journalists covered controversial issues based on how humans actually behave when they are polarized and suspicious?
thewholestory.solutionsjournalism.org