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Film, 1967: The Home Of The Future.
youtube.com

Unknown alien rock found in Swedish quarry
phys.org

Video: Visualization of atmospheric CO2 levels throughout the year
svs.gsfc.nasa.gov

Earth’s New ‘Quasi’ Moon Will Stick Around for Centuries
gizmodo.com

The FDA has approved a device that drains a portion of stomach contents after every meal.
fda.gov

True Crime: When an author’s violent novel eerily resembles an unsolved murder.
newyorker.com

A rare, risky mission is underway to rescue sick scientists from the South Pole
washingtonpost.com

Neurons that interpret vision can swap eyes, switch back
arstechnica.co.uk

The very strange provenance of a supposedly ancient scrap of Christian manuscript
theatlantic.com

A Second Confirmed Source of Gravitational Radiation
apod.nasa.gov

A new “dark sky atlas” suggests that light pollution is making darkness a scarce resource.
theatlantic.com

Study: Cats understand physics and the law of cause and effect
link.springer.com

A bright disruption in Saturn’s narrow F ring suggests it may have been disturbed recently
saturn.jpl.nasa.gov

We Finally Know What Causes Volcanic Lightning
gizmodo.com

The Reader Is the Protagonist: Exiting a Horror Story
vqronline.org

Brain-to-Brain Communication Is Closer Than You Think
popularmechanics.com

Carbon nanotubes too weak to get a space elevator off the ground
newscientist.com

Study: Taking snapshots tends to make experiences feel more engaging, not less.
gizmag.com

NASA Kepler discovers a planet with two suns
indianexpress.com

Mongolia is changing all its addresses to three-word phrases
qz.com

Inside the underground economy propping up New York City’s food carts
crainsnewyork.com

Generations of macaques used stone tools to open oysters, nuts
upi.com

Revealed: Cambodia’s vast medieval cities hidden beneath the jungle
theguardian.com

‘Chemophobia’ is irrational, harmful – and hard to break
aeon.co

Blood of world’s oldest woman hints at limits of life
newscientist.com

Astronauts enter world’s first inflatable space habitat
bigstory.ap.org

Petra, Jordan: Huge monument found ‘hiding in plain sight’
bbc.com

The First Woman to Drive Around the World Wore Men’s Breeches and Had a Pet Monkey
atlasobscura.com

Tased in the Chest for 23 Seconds, Dead for 8 Minutes, Now Facing a Lifetime of Recovery
theintercept.com

The Enduring Unpopularity of the Female Condom
theatlantic.com

The sweet, sexy smell of old books is a perfume fad
qz.com

500 year-old shipwreck loaded with gold found in Namibian desert
foxnews.com

Scientists using an ROV to explore the Mariana Trench discover a nifty new jellyfish
livescience.com • GIF

Desert plant seen drinking fog and mist with its leaves
newscientist.com

The Surprising Importance of Stratospheric Life
nautil.us

Video: The Engineer Guy explains Apollo’s alignment optical telescope
youtube.com

A wearable artificial kidney has completed its first clinical trial for dialysis
sciencenewsjournal.com

Blindsided: A Dream Engagement Turned Nightmare
indianapolismonthly.com

Private lunar mission ‘seeks US approval’
phys.org

Scientists in the United States are trying to grow human organs inside pigs
bbc.com

Tiny Bird Breaks Migration Record With 60,000-Mile Flight
time.com

Video: New Discovery: Blood-Red Worms That Thrive in a Toxic Cave
youtube.com • More info

Body on the Moor – Why did this man travel 200 miles to die here?
bbc.co.uk

Mysterious Markings May Hold Clues to Origin of Writing
news.nationalgeographic.com

X-rays reveal 1,300-year-old writings inside later bookbindings
theguardian.com

Recent studies support hypothesis that exposures in youth help shape human immune systems.
nytimes.com

First commercial carbon-capture plant set to open in Switzerland
newscientist.com

Taken from life: The unsettling art of death photography
bbc.com

Jupiter’s Mysterious Interior Is Coming Into Focus
gizmodo.com

Egyptian mummy adorned with tattoos
thestar.com

The Crisis in Flint Isn’t Over. It’s Everywhere.
wired.com

Stanford researchers ‘stunned’ by stem cell experiment that helped stroke patient walk
washingtonpost.com

Universe is expanding up to 9% faster than we thought, say scientists
theguardian.com

A Short-Order Murder
sfweekly.com

4 devastating tornadoes hit Moore, Oklahoma, in 16 years. Was it geography or just bad luck?
fivethirtyeight.com

Can primordial black holes fill in the dark matter blank?
gizmag.com

Outwitting ‘Typhoid Mary’
hektoeninternational.org

Video: “Rolling” – Three cameras mounted to wheelchairs show everyday struggles and stigmas.
thirteen.org

Uncovering Big Bias with Big Data
lawyerist.com

Video: Bright “red sprite” lightning caught on video near Amarillo, TX (best at 0:27)
youtube.com