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The secret behind Italy’s rarest pasta
bbc.com

Documentary, 1995: Waco-The Inside Story
vimeo.com

Placebos: It turns out they work even when you know they’re placebos
abc.net.au

What Happened to Eastern Airlines Flight 980?
outsideonline.com

80 Years Later, Polar Explorer’s Sunken Ship Floats Again
scientificamerican.com

Feeding cows seaweed could slash global greenhouse gas emissions, researchers say
abc.net.au

DNA reveals the “Higgs bison,” a hybrid Ice Age species depicted in ancient cave art
cbc.ca

Why the U.S. Military Still Flies Cold-War Era Planes
theatlantic.com

Migraines could be caused by gut bacteria, study suggests
theguardian.com

Why billionaires have more sons
bbc.com

What Happens to American Myth When You Take the Driver Out of It?
nymag.com

Mars: Inside the High-Risk, High-Stakes Race to the Red Planet
nationalgeographic.com

Rare, Neolithic ‘Goddess’ Figurine Discovered in Turkey (estimated 8,000 years old)
livescience.com

Dirty secrets of the mail fraud mafia
money.cnn.com

The Forgotten Tunnel Under Naples Filled With Vintage Cars
amusingplanet.com

The Soviet InterNyet: How Soviet scientists tried for decades to network their nation
aeon.co

Was Venus the first habitable planet in our solar system?
theguardian.com

Cheran: The town that threw out police, politicians and gangsters
bbc.com

The Virus With Spider DNA
theatlantic.com

New Research Debunks The Dinosaur’s Roar
npr.org

Why French pigs say groin, Japanese bees say boon and American frogs say ribbit
washingtonpost.com

Slow-motion wrecks: how thawing permafrost is destroying Arctic cities
theguardian.com

Terahertz radiation could make computer memory 1,000 times faster
digitaljournal.com

We finally know why naked mole rats are impervious to pain
sciencealert.com

‘If I Sleep for an Hour, 30 People Will Die’ (autoplay video)
nytimes.com

Meteorites pummel the Moon far more than expected
nature.com

Secret Mayan tombs lend rare insight into rule of mysterious ‘snake kings’
theguardian.com

China’s quantum satellite could make data breaches a thing of the past
theconversation.com

Computer scientists have solved a cake-cutting problem mathematicians have struggled with for decades
quantamagazine.org

Study: Spiders have a far acuter sense of hearing than previously thought
researchgate.net

Inside the New York Public Library’s Last, Secret Apartments
atlasobscura.com

Study: Ultraviolet light from stars crucial to formation of organic molecules needed to create life
cbc.ca

Restored and ravishing: the magnificent Ghent Altarpiece gives up its centuries-old mysteries
theguardian.com

The Universe May Contain 10 Times More Galaxies Than We Thought
popsci.com

The people who ate each other
bbc.com

Video: HD Footage of the Moon courtesy of Japan’s JAXA SELENE orbiter
darts.isas.jaxa.jp

Facebook has repeatedly trended fake news since firing its human editors
washingtonpost.com

New Room Found at Winchester Mystery House
abc7news.com

How insect-eating plants persuade insects to pollinate them
bbc.com

Time warp: why uncertainty affects how we perceive time
utoronto.ca

What Dreams Are Like When You’re Blind
nymag.com

Decades-Old Mystery Put To Rest: Why Are There X’s In The Desert?
npr.org

New findings suggest China and the West were in contact 1,500+ years before European Marco Polo arrived in China
bbc.com

Tick bites that trigger severe meat allergy on rise around the world
theguardian.com

Chicxulub ‘dinosaur crater’ investigation begins in earnest
bbc.com

Documentary: Five black and Latino teenagers were wrongly convicted of raping a white woman in Central Park in 1989
pbs.org

Mars Astronauts Face Memory Loss, Anxiety And Long Term Brain Damage
forbes.com

NASA: Making Human Settlement of Space a Reality
blogs.nasa.gov

Crash: how computers are setting us up for disaster
theguardian.com

Stem cells from one monkey regenerates the damaged heart of another monkey with no sign of rejection
researchgate.net

25 New ‘Dead Sea Scrolls’ Revealed
livescience.com

We Use Words to Talk. Why Do We Need Them to Think?
nymag.com

1491: What the western hemisphere was like before Columbus ‘discovered’ it
theatlantic.com

These ocean worlds reveal just how little water we have on Earth
businessinsider.com

Liquid assets: how the business of bottled water went mad
theguardian.com

Video: Carl Sagan on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson (full interview, March 2nd 1978)
youtube.com

In one German town, 1,000 people killed themselves in 72 hours
timeline.com

Six Scientists, 1,000 Miles, One Prize: The Arctic Bumblebee
nytimes.com

Great, Mysterious Balls of Fire Speed by Dying Star
space.com

Return to the Teenage Brain
nytimes.com