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Gaia spots stars flying between galaxies
esa.int

The ray-gun is no longer science fiction
cosmosmagazine.com

The Time Congress Banned the Braille Edition of Playboy
mentalfloss.com

People With Psychopathic Personalities Have Pretty Psychopathic Dreams
thecut.com

Should We Land on Venus Again? Scientists Are Trying to Decide
space.com

Studded snow tires cost lives, says study
newatlas.com

Rare Quintuple Rainbow Captured by Photographer in New Jersey
livescience.com

Billions of Mosquitoes Are Having a Post-Hurricane Field Day in North Carolina
atlasobscura.com

Surprise Life Found Thriving 2,000 Feet Underground
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

Astronomers have found another quirky object that suggests a giant body lurks at the fringes of the solar system
theatlantic.com

The myth of the she-devil: why we judge female criminals more harshly
theguardian.com

An 8-Year-Old Was Brutally Abused for Months. Why Did No One Save Him?
theatlantic.com

Humans delayed the onset of the Sahara desert by 500 years
phys.org

Scientists Aren’t Sure What Triggered Indonesia’s Deadly Tsunami
earther.gizmodo.com

Scientists Uncover Why You Can’t Decide What to Order for Lunch
caltech.edu

Donna Strickland, Third Woman to Ever Win Nobel Prize in Physics, Helped Make Awesome Laser Tool
gizmodo.com

Is this the last chance to see the Titanic?
bbc.com

Animal study suggests deep space travel may significantly damage GI function in astronauts
phys.org

2-Second Rule for Distracted Driving Can Mean Life or Death
nytimes.com

This wild plant could be the next strawberry
phys.org

On this day in 1769 Isabel Godin entered the Amazonian rainforest to seek out her 20-year-absent husband
damninteresting.com

Step Inside Cold War Nuclear Sites
nationalgeographic.com

The Comforting Fictions of Dementia Care
newyorker.com

The man who tried to measure weather and war
cosmosmagazine.com

Happy Birthday, NASA! At 60, Agency Continues to Inspire
space.com

Elektro the Moto-Man Had the Biggest Brain at the 1939 World’s Fair
spectrum.ieee.org

He Won $19 Million in the Lottery—And Became a Bank Robber
thedailybeast.com

The Sisterly Bonds Forged by Nudism
theatlantic.com

Visit the World’s Oldest Anatomical Theater
nationalgeographic.com

A New Clue In the Search for Forests on Distant Planets
theatlantic.com

Prehistoric art hints at lost Indian civilisation
bbc.com

Indonesia tsunami early detection buoys haven’t worked for six years due to ‘lack of funding’
abc.net.au

3-day weekends would make people happier and more productive, according to a new Oxford University study
businessinsider.com

An internment camp for 10 million Uyghurs
meduza.io

Physicists investigate why matter and antimatter are not mirror images
economist.com

He Got Schizophrenia. He Got Cancer. And Then He Got Cured.
nytimes.com

He Bought Her a $100,000 Engagement Ring—Then They Broke Up and Things Really Got Messy
gq.com

Luminous blue variables erupt in stellar geysers
cosmosmagazine.com

Cost of lifesaving heroin withdrawal drug soars by 700%
theguardian.com

What would it take to build a tower as high as outer space?
aeon.co

More Evidence That Nutrition Studies Don’t Always Add Up
nytimes.com

This NASA rocket plane launched the space age, and got left behind
cnet.com

How the West Was Lost
theatlantic.com

The two Koreas will start clearing mines from the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone on October 1
koreatimes.co.kr

Selective breeding has made the fruit we eat so full of sugar, Melbourne Zoo has had to wean its animals off it
theage.com.au

‘I miss him so much’: why did a devoted wife kill the man she loved?
theguardian.com

How BBC journalists harnessed open source data to hunt down the truth behind terrifying video
cbc.ca

The Most Important Least-Noticed Economic Event of the Decade
nytimes.com

The ‘real you’ is a myth – we constantly create false memories to achieve the identity we want
theconversation.com

100 years ago today America’s WW1 “Ace of Aces” died behind enemy lines
damninteresting.com

Redesign dating apps to lessen racial bias, study recommends
news.cornell.edu

On this day in 1957 a little-known nuclear disaster occurred in the southern Ural mountains of Russia
damninteresting.com

Shipping giants look lustily at the warming Arctic
grist.org

When the Singer Sewing Machine Company Built the Best .45 Pistol Ever Made
popularmechanics.com

So is it nature not nurture after all?
theguardian.com

How Wet Clothes Become Translucent
nytimes.com

CERN Scientists Say The LHC Has Confirmed Two New Particles, And Possibly Discovered a Third
sciencealert.com

Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon. To These Boys, He Was Just Dad.
nytimes.com

How Quantum Memory Could Change Computing
gizmodo.com

Gut bacteria’s shocking secret: They produce electricity
news.berkeley.edu