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How do you feed astronauts on a journey that lasts millennia?
cosmosmagazine.com

Slaking the World’s Thirst with Seawater Dumps Toxic Brine in Oceans
scientificamerican.com

What It’s Like to Survive Being Shot 16 Times
theatlantic.com

The class pay gap: why it pays to be privileged
theguardian.com

Bees Can Solve Math Problems That Would Stump the Average Toddler
livescience.com

New physical effect demonstrated after 40 year search
phys.org

The Psychology of Belief: How your brain distorts the world to support your emotional attachments to certain ideas
medium.com

‘It was rotting in me’: How Kerri Rawson came to forgive her father, the notorious BTK killer
cbc.ca

Almaty spills its secrets: lost Soviet art discovered behind wall
theguardian.com

The Expat English Teachers’ Murderous Triangle
narratively.com

The neurologist Oliver Sacks on steam engines, smartphones, and fearing the future
newyorker.com

Dying bacteria absorb antibiotic, allowing others to survive and grow
princeton.edu

Active-Shooter Drills Are Tragically Misguided
theatlantic.com

Humans Are Eating Most of Earth’s Largest Animals to Extinction
livescience.com

In Case of Emergency, Print Money
topic.com

Lost Forefathers of Pizza in America Discovered
uspizzamuseum.com

Death and Valor on an American Warship Doomed by its Own Navy
features.propublica.org

The Saturn V Story: From Nazi Roots to America’s Moon Rocket
popularmechanics.com

Science history: The man who invented the Periodic Table
cosmosmagazine.com

Ahead Of 2020 Summer Olympics, A Building Boom In Kyoto Is Yielding Ancient Artifacts
npr.org

He said his wife and son moved to South Korea. Decades later, a detective learned the truth.
washingtonpost.com

Why this Toronto firefighter may never know what happened on his puzzling journey across the U.S.
cbc.ca

Call for retraction of 400 scientific papers amid fears organs came from Chinese prisoners
theguardian.com

The Northern and Southern Lights Are Asymmetric Dancers in the Dark
nytimes.com

This Dinosaur Had a Mohawk of Horns
theatlantic.com

The Funeral Directors Deployed to America’s Deadliest Disasters
earther.gizmodo.com

Have We Mismeasured the Universe?
scientificamerican.com

How Japan’s ancient trees could tell the future
bbc.com

Laser light can contain intricate, beautiful fractals
sciencenews.org

45 years ago today Mariner 10 slingshotted around Venus, demonstrating the principle behind the Mars Cycler
damninteresting.com

Why Doing Good Makes It Easier to Be Bad
nautil.us

Fragile DNA Enables New Adaptations to Evolve Quickly
quantamagazine.org

The dilemma of the US Navy’s use of dolphins in warfare and research
hakaimagazine.com

Super-tall, super-skinny, super-expensive: the ‘pencil towers’ of New York’s super-rich
theguardian.com

When Jazz was a Public Health Crisis
daily.jstor.org

The Rise of the Robot Reporter
nytimes.com

‘A silent act of resistance’: the hidden tattoo studios of Tehran
theguardian.com

It’s Time to Rethink Who’s Best Suited for Space Travel
wired.com

The Hummingbird as Warrior: Evolution of a Fierce and Furious Beak
nytimes.com

Mystery mud on new volcanic island baffles Nasa scientists
theguardian.com • (see also)

Gut Bacteria Linked to Depression Identified
neurosciencenews.com

Harvard’s top astronomer says an alien ship may be among us — and he doesn’t care what his colleagues think
washingtonpost.com

To fight foes, wasp eggs spew deadly gas
nationalgeographic.com

As Magnetic North Pole Zooms Toward Siberia, Scientists Update World Magnetic Model
npr.org

Mary Pickford: The woman who shaped Hollywood
bbc.com

The Milky Way Is Totally Twisted
livescience.com

Doctors Zap the Brains of Awake Brain Surgery Patients to Make Them Laugh and Have Fun
gizmodo.com • (see also)

The Man Behind the USA’s Decision to Build the Bomb
daily.jstor.org

More than 100 new gut bacteria discovered in human microbiome
phys.org

British Library’s collection of obscene writing goes online
theguardian.com

When Worlds Collide: Scientists Spot Hint of a Giant Crash in Alien Solar System
space.com

Why Alexander the Great May Have Been Declared Dead Prematurely
livescience.com

Hundreds of Mysterious Stone Structures Discovered in Western Sahara
livescience.com

The Family Business That Put Nashville Hot Chicken on the Map
newyorker.com

Much of the surface ocean will shift in color by end of 21st century: study
phys.org

How easy will it be to build a Moon base?
bbc.com

A Suspense Novelist’s Trail of Deceptions
newyorker.com

Comet-Blasted Star May Be a Rerun of the Solar System’s Birth
scientificamerican.com

Magna Carta: how experts nursed history back to health
theguardian.com

Crypto Exchange Says It Can’t Repay $190 Million to Clients After Founder Dies With Only Password
gizmodo.com