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Scientists Just Found a Way to Make Living on Mars Easier
inverse.com

Smell is the crucial sense that holds ant society together, helping the insects recognize, communicate and cooperate with one another
theconversation.com

Sony CubeSat Fires up Water-Based Engine in Earth Orbit for the First Time
gizmodo.com

Book thief who stole more than 1,000 manuscripts ‘wanted to cherish them before anyone else’
theguardian.com

Study Finds Ocean Currents May Affect Rotation of Europa’s Icy Crust
jpl.nasa.gov

Wrist Device Significantly Reduces Tics in Tourette Syndrome
technologynetworks.com • (see also)

Knots Smaller Than Human Hair Make Materials Unusually Tough
caltech.edu

The FDA Just Approved The First Fast-Acting Nasal Spray For Migraines
sciencealert.com

Shadows in the Big Bang Afterglow Reveal Invisible Cosmic Structures
quantamagazine.org

A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for Florida
gizmodo.com

US Air Force releases new images of B-21 Raider nuclear-armed bomber
newatlas.com

Video: Why kids don’t get as cold as adults [5:06]
youtube.com

ChatGPT Is Nothing Like a Human, Says Linguist Emily Bender
nymag.com

Suicide by Proxy
daily.jstor.org

Murder, Inc.: Gang of Crows Runs Denver’s Uptown Neighborhood
westword.com

China’s Mars Rover Has Not Moved Since September, NASA Images Revealed
vice.com

Why Fins Are the Happiest People
psychologytoday.com

Video: How giant sails could make shipping greener [06:21]
bbc.com

Silicon Valley Bank: why did it collapse and is this the start of a banking crisis?
theguardian.com

Video: Things are changing at the world’s oldest hotel [7:05]
youtube.com

The Electron Is Having a (Magnetic) Moment. It’s a Big Deal
wired.com

This Distant Galaxy Is All Alone in Space Because It Ate Its Friends
sciencealert.com

Strange Circular Sand Dunes Discovered on Mars by NASA Spacecraft
scitechdaily.com

Up to 1,000,000 Times Faster: A Switch Made From a Single Molecule
scitechdaily.com

Telescope on moon’s far side will probe universe’s ‘Dark Ages’
space.com • (see also)

On this day in 1720 Charles Bonnet was born, the namesake of a surprisingly common phenomenon
damninteresting.com

The battle to boost our deep sleep – and help stop dementia
theguardian.com

Are we ethically ready to set up shop in space?
arstechnica.com

Ancient platypus-like fossil could rewrite the history of egg-laying mammals
livescience.com

AI Says ‘Sorry’ For Killing Most of Humanity in Post-Apocalypse Exhibit
sciencealert.com

Why don’t humans have fur?
bbc.com

Apple, Atari, and Commodore, oh my! Explore a deluxe home vintage computer den
arstechnica.com

Earning More Money Actually Does Make People Happier: Study
money.com

The Daylight Saving Time Mess Just Won’t Go Away
wired.com

Video: Pluto Is Much Hotter Than It Should Be [13:14]
youtube.com

New York City Rats Carry COVID-19, Study Finds
time.com

This week: 🌿Cocaine synthesis, 🥃whiskey fungus, 🚗self-repossessing cars, and more!
damninteresting.com

‘Extraordinary’ sighting of orca with baby pilot whale astounds scientists
theguardian.com

America’s Greatest Hidden Treasure Was Found—So Why Are People Still Looking?
popularmechanics.com

Monkeys making stone flakes provoke questions about early humans
npr.org

Preserved Sunken Ship Found in Shipwreck Alley After 120 Years
discovermagazine.com

An Abandoned American Hostage Finally Makes It Home
newyorker.com

Scientists Call For A Space “High Seas” Treaty
popularmechanics.com

A Helicopter is Going to Titan. Could an Airplane be Next?
universetoday.com

Scientists Are Trying to Figure Out How Animals Follow a Scent to Its Source
smithsonianmag.com

NASA tracks a newly discovered asteroid that has a ‘small chance’ of hitting Earth in 2046
cnn.com

The Assumptions Doctors Make
newyorker.com

Italy’s impressive subterranean civilisation
bbc.com

A runaway black hole has been spotted fleeing a distant galaxy
sciencenews.org

Traute Lafrenz, the last of the White Rose anti-Nazi resistance, dies aged 103
theguardian.com

Scientists use optical tweezers to play world’s smallest game of catch with individual atoms
livescience.com

Unlocking secrets of the honeybee dance language
theconversation.com

Inside the mind of criminals: How to brazenly steal $100 billion from Medicare and Medicaid
cnbc.com

What Nuclear War Means for the Ocean
nautil.us

Room-Temperature Superconductor Discovery Meets With Resistance
quantamagazine.org

1st complete map of an insect’s brain contains 3,016 neurons
livescience.com

On the Trail of the Fentanyl King
wired.com

How light pollution disrupts plants’ senses
bbc.com

Could a Ming dynasty Buddha found near an Australian beach rewrite history?
theguardian.com

3,000-Year-Old Greek Olive Tree in Greece Still Grows Olives
mymodernmet.com