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Why Do Some People Always Remember Their Dreams, While Others Almost Never Do?
blogs.discovermagazine.com

Drink and Dive into Europe’s Underwater Wine cellars
messynessychic.com

When New Yorkers Were Menaced By Banana Peels
atlasobscura.com • (see also)

The Disappearing Physicist and His Elusive Particle
nautil.us

Mango leaves: Indian scientists’ solution to a $2.5 trillion global shipping problem
qz.com

A World Without Mad Magazine
newyorker.com

Citroën Sabotaged Wartime Nazi Truck Production in a Simple and Brilliant Way
jalopnik.com

How Bach’s anatomy may have handed him greatness
nationalgeographic.com

Josh Hader’s Fastball Is Baseball’s Most Mysterious Pitch
fivethirtyeight.com

The Unsung Woman Who Changed How We Take Care of Newborns
lithub.com

Follow-up: ‘I Found NYC’s In-N-Out Burger and Solved the Mystery of How It Got There’
vice.com

The secret seat of the Knights Templar
bbc.com

What Tick Saliva Does to the Human Body
theatlantic.com

Brilliant Visions: Peyote among the Aesthetes
publicdomainreview.org

The Café de Paris and how the Socialite Elvira Barney Got Away with Murder
flashbak.com

How the state runs business in China
theguardian.com

Mysterious Glass Beads in Clams Point to Ancient Meteorite Strike Near Florida
gizmodo.com

The painter behind ‘Birth of Venus’ invented a new kind of art
nationalgeographic.com

Siemens contractor pleads guilty to planting logic bomb in company spreadsheets
zdnet.com

Evolutionary gene loss may help explain why only humans are prone to heart attacks
sciencedaily.com

Wonder where generic drug names come from? Two women in Chicago, that’s where
latimes.com

The Harvard Professor and the Paternity Trap
thecut.com

How To Prove Einstein’s Relativity In The Palm Of Your Hand
forbes.com

This Is What It’s Like to Watch the Arctic Die
vice.com

‘Terminators’ on the Sun trigger plasma tsunamis and the start of new solar cycles
news.ucar.edu

NASA releases magnificent new images of the Milky Way
cnet.com

Research: Cannabis plant creates molecules 30 times more powerful at reducing inflammation than Aspirin
news.uoguelph.ca

What internal drug company documents on opioids reveal
washingtonpost.com

Gallery: Wildfires Rage in Central Portugal
theatlantic.com

Is it right to use Nazi research if it can save lives?
bbc.com

Solar Sailing Success: Planetary Society Deploys LightSail 2
scientificamerican.com

What It Feels Like to Die from Heat Stroke
outsideonline.com

How to stroke a cat, according to science
qz.com

Brain scans of US embassy staff to Cuba may show abnormalities
theguardian.com

Mosquitoes have been almost completely wiped out on two Chinese islands
edition.cnn.com

Scientists discover new chemistry that may help explain the origins of cellular life
phys.org

The science of regrettable decisions
vox.com

The Early Universe May Have Been Filled With Dark Matter Stars
blogs.discovermagazine.com

A Brief History Of Human Filth
historyextra.com

The Centuries-Old Society Dedicated to Growing the ‘Forgotten Fruit’
atlasobscura.com

On this day in 1983 a Boeing 767 ran out of fuel mid-flight
damninteresting.com

As ice melts, the Inuit strive to keep their culture alive
nationalgeographic.com

Libya’s Grim Civil War Escalates
spiegel.de

Three deaths and disappearance of two teenagers in Canada might be linked, say police
theguardian.com

How the Hell Did an Uneaten In-N-Out Burger End Up on the Street in NYC?
vice.com

How fireflies glow – and what signals they’re sending
theconversation.com

Peak fire season is near and the [U.S.] federal government is short hundreds of firefighters
latimes.com

Can science and tourism save the reef?
bbc.com

A Peculiarly Dutch Summer Rite: Children Let Loose in the Night Woods
nytimes.com

‘Why I’m turning my son into a cyborg’
qz.com

Hubble Captures Sharply Angled Perspective of Spiral Galaxy NGC 3169
scitechdaily.com

This mountaineering mouse is the world’s highest-dwelling mammal
nationalgeographic.com

Why do we allow objects to become tainted by chance links?
aeon.co

The Man with the Golden Airline Ticket
narratively.com

Was the Automotive Era a Terrible Mistake?
newyorker.com

10 billion years ago, the Milky Way ate Gaia
cosmosmagazine.com

Subzero Arctic Water Provides Peek at Possible Life on Other Worlds
scitechdaily.com

Permanent liquid magnets have now been created in the lab
sciencenews.org

Turning 26 Is A Potential Death Sentence For People With Type 1 Diabetes In America
buzzfeednews.com

Mystery of Chedworth’s 1,800-year-old Roman glass shard solved
theguardian.com