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Chlamydia-related bacteria discovered deep below the Arctic Ocean
phys.org

Is life possible around black holes?
space.com

Space-grown lettuce to give astronauts a more varied diet
theguardian.com

Organic compounds have been discovered on Mars in recent years
newatlas.com

Uncovering The CIA’s Audacious Operation That Gave Them Access To State Secrets
npr.org

Do wasps have a queen like bees do?
theconversation.com

A Fresh Look at the Boston Massacre, 250 Years After the Event That Jumpstarted the Revolution
smithsonianmag.com

21-yr-old student from Pune and the curious case of her changing hands
indianexpress.com

‘I Was A Middle-Class Drug Mule’
vice.com

Radio-Frequency Identification: The Shadow of a Once-Feared Technology Looms Large
thereader.mitpress.mit.edu

‘Unclean! Unclean!’: The Questionable History of Quarantines
popularmechanics.com

How Humanity Could Last Forever
gizmodo.com

New episode of Damn Interesting Week: Space Rocket Groupies
damninteresting.com

The Zodiac Killer has been a mystery for 50 years – but one man thinks he’s solved it
theguardian.com

The Mediterranean nearly dried up. A cataclysmic flood revived it.
nationalgeographic.com

Lettuce grown on the ISS is as nutritious as Earth harvests, scientists find
engadget.com

Scientists monitored brains replaying memories in real time
nih.gov

Video: How to Make a Record-Setting Paper Plane [7:10]
youtube.com

First Patient Receives In Vivo CRISPR Editing
the-scientist.com

Unexpected discovery: Blue-green algae produce oil
phys.org • (see also)

How the Trampoline Came to Be
smithsonianmag.com

This Small Company Is Turning Utah Into a Surveillance Panopticon
vice.com

Can You Really Hire a Hit Man on the Dark Web?
nytimes.com

Virginia Middle School Student Earns Honor of Naming NASA’s Next Mars Rover
jpl.nasa.gov

This little self-driving boat is changing the way we search for shipwrecks
theverge.com

Vaccines without needles – new shelf-stable film could revolutionize how medicines are distributed worldwide
theconversation.com

How Renaissance Artisans Turned Live Animals into Silver
daily.jstor.org

The invisible city: how a homeless man built a life underground
theguardian.com

Photos: Tornado Damage in Tennessee
theatlantic.com

New projects broaden the search for alien signals from space
knowablemagazine.org

Lord Howe: Australia’s most exclusive island?
bbc.com

Scientists Chase Snowflakes During the Warmest Winter Ever
wired.com

The Rich Are Preparing for Coronavirus Differently
nytimes.com

Gallery: Finalists From Smithsonian Magazine’s 2019 Photo Contest
theatlantic.com

The golden age of neutron-star physics has arrived
nature.com

Physicists Are Studying Mysterious ‘Bubbles of Nothing’ That Eat Spacetime
vice.com

When your capital is sinking… Start again?
bbc.co.uk

The History of the URL
blog.cloudflare.com

Why superheroes are the shape of tech things to come
aeon.co • (see also)

Inside Elon Musk’s plan to build one Starship a week—and settle Mars
arstechnica.com

Polygamy is about to be decriminalised in Utah. Is it good news for women?
theguardian.com

The psychology of panic buying
bbc.com

The core memory inside a Saturn V rocket’s computer
righto.com

“This Artwork Does Not Exist” appears to be algorithmically generated art based on deep learning. Refresh page for new image.
thisartworkdoesnotexist.com • Related

There’s New Evidence on the Benefits of Sun Exposure
outsideonline.com

Landmark Computer Science Proof Cascades Through Physics and Math
quantamagazine.org

NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover Snaps Its Highest-Resolution Panorama Yet
jpl.nasa.gov

On this day in 1973 one of the most controversial trades in baseball history was executed
damninteresting.com

PlayStation 2 at 20: the console that revealed the future of gaming
theguardian.com

Gallery: Circumzenithal arcs, also known as upside-down rainbows
earthsky.org

‘Thirdhand’ smoke can expose moviegoers to the emissions of up to 10 cigarettes
sciencemag.org

The infinite scroll
cjr.org

In 1899, Arthur Conan Doyle Took Dictation for His Dying Friend’s Mystery Novel
crimereads.com

By transmitting commands through the surface of a table researchers have successfully attacked voice-activated assistants without detection
hackster.io

How Pandemics Change History
newyorker.com

The Long, Winding History of Rock Paper Scissors
popularmechanics.com

70 years ago today an extraordinary man passed away
damninteresting.com

The Great Wall Street Housing Grab
nytimes.com

The waste from infamously stinky durian and jackfruit can be made into excellent supercapacitors
popularmechanics.com • Full paper

The origin of satiety: brain cells that change shape after a meal
cnrs.fr