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Oldest Monster Black Hole Ever Found Is 800 Million Times More Massive Than the Sun
space.com

Imagining the Jellyfish Apocalypse
theatlantic.com

Millions Are Hounded for Debt They Don’t Owe. One Victim Fought Back, With a Vengeance
bloomberg.com

Brain abnormalities found in victims of US embassy attack in Cuba
theguardian.com

360º video interactive: A city destroyed: 100 years after the Halifax Explosion
newsinteractives.cbc.ca

Banner Ladies: The Human Billboards of Yesteryear
messynessychic.com

Are exoskeletons the future of physical labor?
theverge.com

After 20 years, researcher presents the most complete Australopithecus fossil ever found
phys.org

Why is Earth Magnetized and Venus Not?
skyandtelescope.com

100 years ago today a burning ship in Halifax harbor led to the largest human-caused explosion in the pre-nuclear era
damninteresting.com

How Neolithic farming sowed the seeds of modern inequality 10,000 years ago
theguardian.com

New Evidence Points to Icy Plate Tectonics on Europa
gizmodo.com

All Things Iron from the Bronze Age Had Cosmic Origins
blogs.discovermagazine.com

Portugal’s radical drugs policy is working. Why hasn’t the world copied it?
theguardian.com

Bee research may redefine understanding of intelligence
japantimes.co.jp

The Greatest Leap, Part 1: How the Apollo fire propelled NASA to the Moon
arstechnica.com

Brainy Birds: Pigeons Can Understand Distance and Time
livescience.com

Bat cave solves mystery of deadly SARS virus — and suggests new outbreak could occur
nature.com

Peregrine Falcons Attack Like Missiles To Grab Prey Midair, Scientists Find
npr.org

101 years ago today the women of a small Oregon town took political matters into their own hands
damninteresting.com

Sweet as honey: the African killer bees providing a living in Liberia
theguardian.com

The other Dodo: Extinct bird that used its wings as clubs
bbc.com

11-Year-Old Has Spent Her Life in Jail, a Serial Killer as a Cellmate
nytimes.com

The Lure of a Better Life, Amid Cold and Darkness
nytimes.com

The Scallop Sees With Space-Age Eyes — Hundreds of Them
nytimes.com

The true story of the fake US embassy in Ghana
theguardian.com

Woman With Transplanted Uterus Gives Birth, the First in the U.S.
nytimes.com

Check out NASA’s latest Mars rover
astronomy.com

Astronauts’ Core Body Temperature Increases on Extended Space Missions
acsh.org

‘This is a major discovery’: Explorers find massive ice-age cavern beneath Montreal
cbc.ca

Study finds reading information aloud to yourself improves memory
uwaterloo.ca

On this day in 2008 a memorable gentleman passed away
damninteresting.com

Video: “Gorgeous Earth views from my spacewalk” by Randy Bresnik
twitter.com

‘Space blindness’ must be solved before mission to Mars, scientist says
lasvegassun.com

Image: Juno photo of Jupiter’s clouds in striking shades of blue
nasa.gov

The Great American Single-Family Home Problem
nytimes.com

Voyager 1 Fires Up Thrusters After 37 Years
jpl.nasa.gov

The Never-Ending Foreclosure
theatlantic.com

Forgiving the Unforgivable: Geronimo’s Descendants Seek to Salve Generational Trauma
lithub.com

The Girl in the Window, 10 years later
tampabay.com

‘A tale of decay’: the Houses of Parliament are falling down
theguardian.com

Scientists discovered an ancient flying reptile Eden in China
qz.com

An Unconscious Patient with a DNR Tattoo
nejm.org

Why a Generation in Japan Is Facing a Lonely Death
nytimes.com

Gallery: A Photo Trip Along the Ancient Silk Road
theatlantic.com

Mystery Solved: How the Ancient Indus Civilization Survived Without Rivers
livescience.com

New York City Has Genetically Distinct ‘Uptown’ and ‘Downtown’ Rats
theatlantic.com

Chicago’s underground city that’s becoming a design star
bbc.com

A long-held belief about how hummingbirds drink is wrong—and the truth is really weird.
theatlantic.com

50 Years Ago Jocelyn Bell Discovered Pulsars and Changed Our View of the Universe
space.com

The deepest fish in the sea is much more successful than she looks
qz.com

Prehistoric women’s arms were stronger than those of today’s elite rowers
cbc.ca

On this day in 1838 Wilhelm von Osten was born. He would go on to try to teach math to a horse.
damninteresting.com

What would drive a man to shoot someone 17 times?
tampabay.com

“Completely unique” Iron Age party cauldrons and more unearthed in Leicestershire
arstechnica.com

Mark Twain’s Disturbing Passion for Collecting Young Girls
theparisreview.org

When a clinical trial falters, doctors find themselves sifting through the rubble
nytimes.com

We are basically positive that the Russians did not find alien bacteria in space
popsci.com

Berlin police find radioactive iodine on playing cards
bbc.com

DNA Reveals the Yeti Is Actually a Bunch of Bears
theatlantic.com